Yorkshire chair

American  

noun

1. Derbyshire chair.

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Etymology

Origin of Yorkshire chair

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

The invited guests also included Yorkshire chair Colin Graves and former director of cricket Martyn Moxon, the sports commentator John Helm and the ex-sports minister Richard Caborn.

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Current Yorkshire chair Harry Chathli told members on Friday: "We as directors would not be discharging our duty of care if we deliberately put this club into administration just because we didn't like a personality. That cannot happen."

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Lord Patel has announced he will step down as Yorkshire chair at the club's next annual general meeting in March.

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Lord Patel has since replaced Hutton as Yorkshire chair and an independent whistleblowing hotline has been opened for victims of discrimination.

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The session concluded with a question about Yorkshire chair Lord Patel saying a group of individuals was "actively seeking to delay and derail" reform at the club.

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