Sentence examples for appointed production from inspiring English sources

Harold Jackson writes: Frank Platt was appointed production director of the Guardian in 1985, at the same time as I was translated from Washington correspondent to chief systems editor.

He appointed two production designers, Prashant Rane and Abhishek Vijaykar, who had challenges of depicting pre and post Indian independence era.

Faced with the Millennium Dome blot on the horizon, the inability to appoint a production manager who could, if not contain, at least accurately predict the costs and estimated revenues of the Olympics, how many legs has the irrepressible, boyish Bertie Booster-Wooster Blair got left to stand on?

Colin was appointed Technology & Production Director, Digital Editions, in 2010 to set up and manage the technical development, production and distribution of digital editions of The Economist.

Goldblum takes the role of Bobby Gould, newly appointed head of production at a Hollywood studio.

He must be very hungry indeed, since he was appointed head of production at Fox while still in his 20s.

It is an elegant and well-appointed production, with some nice Cinematic Moments — it's no surprise that CBS has sent Berry a limousine and not a taxicab to ride in.

Graham Vick was appointed director of productions at Scottish Opera in 1984, not 1983 as we said in the article above.

He left after five years when he was appointed professor of crop production in the agriculture department at Reading University.

Ryoji Chubachi, a production expert appointed president earlier this month to try leading a turnaround at the struggling company, said Sony's engineers had sometimes strayed from consumer market trends.

*The BBC announces that Helen Bullough has been appointed as Head of CBBC Production with responsibility for all in house production for CBBC in MediaCityUK.