It's a dauntless performance by Hinds (and some compensation for his oddly curtailed role as a second-in-command to Daniel Day-Lewis in "There Will Be Blood"), and it peaks with a formidable scene in a hotel bar, both a pastiche and a deepening of nineteen-forties noir, where Bill is propositioned by a low-lidded vamp (Charlotte Rampling) whose regard for humanity is even baser than his.
She had accumulated a total of 1,751 hours of flight time, of which 251 hours were with Sunjet Aviation as a second-in-command and 99 as a Learjet second-in-command.
Pedro II regarded Rio Branco as his favorite politician and a second-in-command on whom he could rely.
The State Constitution provides no clear answer as to whether a governor can appoint a second in command if the position is open.
According to Sunjet Aviation records, the captain had accumulated a total of 4,280 hours of flight time (military and commercial) and had flown a total of 60 hours with Sunjet, 38 as a Learjet pilot-in-command and 22 as a Learjet second-in-command.
Clarke arrived at his fifty by the same means as his second-in command, an easy single, but that was a rare example of their innings merging.
His predecessor, Henning Kagermann, will stay on as second-in-command until May.At first, this sounds like a recipe for cloning the head of a corporation so the body can stay the same.
They would rather fail as their own boss than succeed as second-in command.
This makes it sound very much like religious feeling, and indeed in these lectures it is treated as a sort of close second-in-command to religious feeling.
I think it's that for a woman to make it in politics -- and land in the top spot, and not just as a man's second-in-command -- she has to have a mix the integrity of Geraldine Ferraro with the branding acumen of Sarah Palin and the brilliance of Hilary Clinton.
Michael D. Eisner, chairman of the Walt Disney Company, today named Robert A. Iger as his second-in-command in a reorganization of Disney's top management.
