Sentence examples for concession manager from inspiring English sources

"No one plays straight here," a foreign concession manager with six years of experience in Iraq told me.

Even with all that labor, though, the fair has had to hire a year-round general manager, concession manager, secretary and assistant manager.

Gerard Maxwell Weisberg, who was born on Aug. 1, 1925, in Brooklyn, was a concession manager for the Good Humor Corporation in 1942 and 1943.

Without a word, the boat's Chinese captain handed over three barrels of fuel to an Amerindian concession manager waiting on the river bank, then returned to his vessel and headed back down river, presumably to make his next delivery.

Yet concession managers consider it a do-not-disturb item amid an ever-changing menu.

Cracker Jack, according to several concession managers, is as reliably consistent as anything on the menu.

But a large chunk of Cracker Jack is sold at baseball stadiums — far more than at football, basketball or other games, concession managers said.

Though the "showmance" moniker usually refers to performers, it also applies to others in the cast and crew (in the cases of "Phantom" and "Lion King": an electrician, prop master, hairstylist, concessions manager, carpenter, dresser, makeup supervisor and stagehand).

At Coors Field in Denver, Al Wolfe, the concession general manager, said that a move a few years ago to pull Cracker Jack from every other stand drew the ire of fans and was quickly reversed.

"We didn't win last night; we didn't win today" was the only concession Bobby Valentine, the manager of the Mets, made afterward.

As Neil Lennon takes his side to Turin for Wednesday's second leg of the Champions League last-16 tie, there is a concession from the manager that progress to the quarter-final requires "a miracle".