Sentence examples for became communications from inspiring English sources

In 1981 Mr. Ross became communications director for the Celanese Corporation in New York City.

After leaving the Daily Record in 2012, where he was associate editor, Traynor became communications director at Rangers for a short period.

Mr. Pfeiffer said an exercise in lessons learned, conducted when he became communications director early in the first term, showed that Mr. Obama was talking in public too much.

"We like to say there are people here who have certificates saying they have a degree of disability and there are others of us who don't yet have them," said Albert Riera, who became communications chief a dozen years ago.

Although former Clinton supporters are likely to be happy with the choice, "I don't think there's a lot of that kind of political calculus in it," said Ramona Oliver, who recently became communications director at the Service Employees International Union after five years at Emily's List.

Today is the day that Scaramucci truly became communications director.

Jay Carney, Washington bureau chief of Time magazine, is resigning to become communications director for Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.

My proudest achievement at work was... supporting members of my team reach their full potential — for example, watching three of the senior team I recruited become communications directors in different government departments.

Andy Coulson, who left as editor of the now notorious News of the World tabloid to become communications director for the British prime minister, David Cameron, is to be questioned on Thursday by the Leveson inquiry, examining the ethics of the British press.

As a result, the talent pipeline will constrict: Journalism schools will become communications schools.

Turnbull said he had taken care when he became the communications minister to ensure no investments presented conflicts of interest.