Sentence examples for be made executive from inspiring English sources

"I am incredibly proud to be the first woman to be made executive editor of The New York Times, and I embrace that bit of history and find it very meaningful myself and have been really moved by how many other women – and men, too – in the profession have been moved by that".

Associate editor Paul Henderson is being made executive editor and will edit on Sundays in Jones' absence.

In 1966, Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Schneider were made executive vice presidents of Helmsley-Spear.

When Barrafina opened shortly after, Nieves was made executive head chef.

In the 1950's he was made Executive Vice President and in 1963 President.

He was made executive editor in 2005, returning after two years as editor of Fast Company magazine.

WHEN Howell Raines was made executive editor of the New York Times in 2001, he brought with him a reputation as a fearless and independent newsman.

In 1959, Mr. Curtis was made executive vice president of the baking company, which operated restaurants and retail food shops in the Philadelphia area.

In domestic affairs, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Harvard professor who had served in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, was made executive director of a Council on Urban Affairs.

In 1921 he became associate editor of the influential liberal weekly The Nation, and the following year he was made executive codirector of the League for Industrial Democracy a position he held for more than 10 years.

Separately Schmidt, who joined as a non-executive director in November 2013 for a three-year term, has stood down early due to work commitments after being made executive chairman of Google's new parent company Alphabet.