Sentence examples for brown associate from inspiring English sources

ALBANY, N.Y.--Named Jan Brown associate director of athletics.

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS--Named Newell Brown associate coach.

According to an e-mail message from a Brown associate dean that is part of the court record, the student was initially reluctant to name Mr. McCormick and complained that she "did not want to have anything bad happen".

"An employer has found a person and wants them to stay, and what then, after six years you have to let them go?" said Theresa Cardinal Brown, associate director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

The second and third debates were dominated by campaign controversies -- the revelation that Whitman had employed and then fired a housekeeper who was in the country illegally, and then a recording of a Brown associate who had called Whitman a political "whore".

The colour ranges from brown (associated with the use of oral contraceptives) to blue black (often associated with hydroxychloroquine treatment) [5, 6].

In order to devise molecular tools for minimizing browning associated with high CGA levels, PPO genes were also targeted.

He wrote the study with Lisa G. Aspinwall, a psychologist, and Teneille R. Brown, an associate professor in the university's school of law.

LYNNE P. BROWN, the associate vice president for government and community relations at N.Y.U., said: "Twenty years ago with the problems in Union Square Park that drove everything else out, we wouldn't have considered putting students there.

The majority of genes previously identified in the GO categories sex determination and sex differentiation and DE in all four species (Tables 2 and 3) belong to the modules "black," "brown" (highly associated with ovary and brain), and "midnightblue" (highest association with ovary) (for details, see supplementary table S13, Supplementary Material online).

Now the glimpses are provided by encounters with some of Brown's associates: the last surviving Famous Flame (since deceased), various key musicians, managers, accountants, former wives and travelling companions.