Sentence examples for a post as head from inspiring English sources

Osbaldeston was headhunted from a post as head of global learning at Shell.

He noted that Mrs. Whitman gave the increases her blessing while preparing to leave the state for a post as head of the Environmental Protection Administration in Washington.

A promotion meant relocation, and Ralph and Merle settled in Hampshire when Ralph took up a post as head of English at Wyvern college, in Eastleigh.

In the 1980s, for this reason, he accepted a post as head of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, which licenses all publications.

He says no, and may mean it: last week, in San Diego, he accepted a post as head of the Republican Governors Association.Still, the state legislature has provided plenty of drama.

Martin Narey, ministerial adviser on adoption, gains a knighthood, as does Hector Sants, former chairman of the Financial Services Authority, who raised eyebrows when he announced this month that he was to take up a post as head of compliance at scandal-hit Barclays.

Meanwhile, another Mithril partner, Jim O'Neill, is reportedly being considered for a post as the head of the Food & Drug Administration at Thiel's urging.

In 1932, after six year's teaching at the Royal College, Moore took up a post as the Head of the Department of Sculpture at the Chelsea School of Art.

Then he would be free to seek a Commons seat at the 1964 general election and, if successful, a cabinet post as head of a major department.

It was not an approach likely to convince critics like Miliband, foreign secretary in the last Labour government, who announced last week that he was resigning his House of Commons seat, for a district near Sunderland, to take a new post as head of the International Rescue Committee, a New York charity.

He too is seen as having done a good job in a previous post, as head of the state commodity regulator.