Sentence examples for Job director from inspiring English sources

Job: director, BBC television Age: 39 Industry: broadcasting 2012 ranking: 13 Danny Cohen feels like a man in a hurry.

Job: director general, BBC Age: 62 Industry: broadcasting, digital media New entry As honeymoons go, it was strictly of the day trip variety.

Job: director of BBC News Age: 49 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £395m Staff: 3,000 2004 ranking: 84 Helen Boaden is the first female director of BBC News.

Job: director of customer products and services, BSkyB Age: 43 Industry: broadcasting Staff: 100 2004 ranking: new entry Brian Sullivan is BSkyB's "Inspector Gadget" responsible for overseeing innovations such as Sky+ and the launch of high definition TV.

Job: director of sport, Setanta Age: 56 Industry: broadcasting Turnover: £135m Staff: 400 2006 ranking: 44 Trevor East is the ex-Sky Sports man intent on spoiling his former employer's party.

Job: director of entertainment and comedy, ITV Age: 60 Industry: broadcasting Staff: 6 2007 ranking: 52 Former Young Ones producer Paul Jackson was hired to put a smile back on the face of ITV.

Jobs (Director: Joshua Michael Stern, Screenwriter: Matt Whiteley) — The true story of one of the greatest entrepreneurs in American history, this chronicles the defining 30 years of Steve Jobs' life.

Jobbing directors make a flop film and never work again; it happens all the time.

The job of director general had been vacant for several years, and past directors had been bureaucrats.

Arguably an even more distinguished media studies graduate is Michael Jackson, the former chief executive of Channel 4, who is now a leading US television executive and who could eventually become the first media studies graduate to snaffle the ultimate job - director general of the BBC.

I said no, but the job of director was.