Sentence examples for countryside manager from inspiring English sources

Roger Burnett, park and countryside manager at Scarborough borough council, and a speaker at the seminar, says bedding is about "telling stories".

"The wet spring meant that vegetation grew like mad and the poor pufflings struggled to make their way through the tall grasses out to sea," said Gwen Potter, the National Trust's countryside manager for the Northumberland coast.

Andy Wright, the National Trust countryside manager for Box Hill, said the survey was the most thorough ever carried out on the site.

Most of us imagine a squadron of Percy the Park Keepers if invited to consider "countryside managers".

He fought the Forestry Commission over the planting of conifers, and demonstrated the serious threats to woods from large populations of deer, from the pests and diseases being moved freely around the world, and from the ignorance of countryside managers who planted trees and shrubs supposedly of native species and subspecies that were actually lookalikes from abroad.

The Countryside Management System is a relatively successful system conceived 'bottom up' as a modest experiment by site managers to solve their immediate problems of project control but has significant limitations.

They generally make an appearance every year but their numbers have increased, partly due to the warm spell and the changing chemicals in the sea," said the countryside and parks manager.

"After the Second World War, the workers fled the countryside," explained Giancarlo Ercolin, general manager of La Tabaccaia, over a glass of wine at the hotel.

Gleneagles was built by the Caledonian Railway Company, whose general manager was captivated by the countryside while on holiday in Strathearn and decided to build a golf hotel.

One part stayed in Jena, in the east; but the Americans evacuated some scientists and managers to Oberkochen, in the Swabian countryside.In 1991, the year after Germany was put together again, so was Zeiss.

"We're taking the countryside to Glastonbury," explains Andy Mayled, the Trust's General Manager for the Somerset Countryside.