Examples of 'intendant' in a sentence
Meaning of "intendant"
In administrative contexts, an intendant refers to a manager or superintendent, especially in the arts or cultural organizations
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- The administrator of an opera house or theater.
- One who has the charge, direction, or management of some public business; a superintendent.
- A governor in various specific contexts, including certain South American countries, and historically in the kingdoms of Spain, Portugal, and France, and in imperial China.
- Attentive.
How to use "intendant" in a sentence
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Tell the intendant what you told me.
I hired her to be my golf course super intendant.
Jinbei and the intendant are in this together.
Some farmers attempted to petition the intendant.
Go tell the intendant right away.
At least you have got to be a super intendant.
Then you will be an intendant worthy of the name.
Remind him of a debt he owes the intendant.
The circuit intendant was forced to flee.
You will assume her place as intendant.
But the intendant himself approved.
And while you dispose of the intendant.
He says the intendant is going to mediate between us.
Under whom he became court intendant.
The intendant was bad enough.
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We will be with the intendant and his men.
We were better off collecting tributes for the intendant.
An intendant and six wardens would govern the town.
Regions were divided into districts administered by the intendant.
Sooner or later the intendant was going to string him up.
Take the girl to the intendant.
White is our intendant and duty to ride throughout the region.
We got it straight from the intendant.
The intendant became responsible for all the civil administration.
You must be getting on well with the intendant.
I never expected to meet the intendant in a place like this.
The word came straight from the new intendant.
We agreed that it was the intendant who was incompetent.
Intendant and actor.
Live in harmony with the intendant.
The intendant is here.
He sleeps with the intendant.
Intendant and courts were stunned with the clamor of their quarrels.
I thought we would agreed that it was the intendant who was incompetent.
It exercises its powers in accordance with the instructions from the regional intendant.
The theatre is managed by a general director or intendant empresari or administrador.
The land was first given to the seigneurs by the governor and the intendant.
For the intendant.
Collectors levied the taille under the orders of the intendant.
He was the last colonial intendant of the province and the first governor after independence.
I did not invite the intendant.
The governor and the intendant did much more than merely implement royal policies.
He established the office of intendant.
Intendant Pelletier wishes to speak with you.
I am going to see the intendant.
The circuit intendant of Shanghai was particularly influential.
A gangsterwho joins hands with the intendant is lower than low.
Intendant Pelletier would be proud of his daughter today.
It was run by an intendant.
The Intendant honours me with a ship and a crew.
