confidential secretary

He used to be my confidential secretary up to a year ago.

He served Washington as confidential secretary for an additional three years.

Don't you think it's about time I treated my confidential secretary to lunch?

You must be the youngest confidential secretary of any big corporation I've ever come across.

I'd offer you my confidential secretary to dictate them to, if it wasn't so secret.

In such cases the chancellor is also the confidential secretary of the bishop.

He has been my confidential secretary for nine years.

He is far more than a mere confidential secretary.

If you will give the facts of the case to my confidential secretary, she will deal with them.

Your duties will be those of a confidential secretary.

He became Sun's translator and then his confidential secretary.

Cranston nodded and smiled at his confidential secretary as she left.

The latest news he would not acknowledge was the discussions his own confidential secretary had with prosecutors.

I've hired a pretty twenty-two-year-old girl to be my confidential secretary.

Many of those listed were special assistants and confidential secretaries in Federal departments.

Let me introduce my confidential secretary," he said. "

I believe that Drayson did have a confidential secretary.

Then put me on to his confidential secretary.

I take it you were that ape's confidential secretary.

She was a clerk and confidential secretary at the American Embassy in 1920.

There he remained as the Sultan's confidential secretary until his death, due to an epidemic, in 1258.

He could trust the confidential secretary, who would make a formal report out of his dictation, to clean it up.

They formed a remarkable pair, these two men - the great financier and his confidential secretary.

He talked to the governor, after a swift and razor-sharp argument with the governor's confidential secretary.

She had found out considerable about John Copley's confidential secretary.