Sentence examples for administrator comes from inspiring English sources

The mayor comes from North Carolina; the city administrator comes from Georgia; Latinos and Vietnamese have made their homes there.

"We'll be looking at what the administrator comes up with and as soon as he does we'll be having a word with him," Mr Holt said.

The likely appointment of a second administrator comes amid close scrutiny of the demise of the company, including two inquiries by MPs.

"When an administrator comes in one of first things they have to do is stabilise the finances.

He describes a "plural society" existing nearly a century before John Furnivall, a British colonial administrator, came up with the term.

When the administrator came to work on Monday, they pretended she was not there and talked about her as if she had gone to another company.

With the departure of most of the former colonial blimps those who took tiffin and called 60-year-old Chinese waiters "boy"—a fresher breed of administrator came in.

"I saw two girls running away screaming, and I heard an administrator come on saying we're in lockdown," said Brady Lawrence, 17, a senior who was in his English class, near the cafeteria, when the shooting began.

The update by the N.H.T.S.A. administrator came as the Senate committee began work on comprehensive legislation that could provide the most significant overhaul of auto safety in a decade.

Ms. Shea's comments followed her testimony at a City Council committee hearing, where the mayor and Jason A. Turner, the H.R.A. administrator, came under withering criticism for the city's belated efforts to qualify for the money under the Workforce Investment Act, the jobs program signed into law by President Clinton in August 1998.

Mr. Farmer, a longtime Yonkers principal and school administrator, came out of retirement in June 2000 to take over a struggling school district that had been battered by chronic budget gaps, dismal test scores and a federal desegregation lawsuit that resulted in more than two decades of bitter litigation and federal intervention.