Sentence examples for being made head of from inspiring English sources
"I'm of it and part of it," he insists, noting that since being made head of BBC England in 2014, he spends three days a week in Salford and the others at BBC bases in Birmingham, Bristol and London.
The bishop's success weighed heavily in his being made head of the New York archdiocese, said one church official involved in the highly secretive selection process, a sign that the Vatican considers the shortage one of the most serious problems facing the church.
The arrest takes place on a party boat, where George's family is throwing him a retirement bash, and where the one "normal" person in the family, George's son Michael Jason Batemann), expects to be told that he is being made head of the family business, partly because he, unlike his siblings, actually works there and partly because he's the only one who hasn't been ripping the company off.
And I have a hunch that in a decade, a woman being made head of any industry won't make headlines at all.
"Well, I would imagine that's why Sadiq Khan was made head of the anti-Green unit.
Meanwhile, he's also just been made head of the leather apparel company Lowe.
He had already been made head of the Communist Party and of the armed forces in November.
Within days, he was made head of the armed forces and of the ruling Baath Party.
In April 2004, he was made head of Siemens's mobile handset business.
Ley was made head of the German workers' front after Hitler's accession to power.
