Sentence examples for creative overseer from inspiring English sources

A recent walk through the construction site with Tony W. Baxter, its creative overseer, made clear that the old vision -- thoroughly streamlined, machine-engineered and utterly confident in technology -- has effectively been abandoned in favor of a more guarded, even pessimistic view of the limits of planning and, to some degree, of the human imagination.

In addition to serving as creative overseer, copywriter and artist, Mr. Tennant also edited and directed commercials and composed jingles, including "You get a lot to like with a Marlboro: filter, flavor, flip-top box," delivered with a smoky growl by the singer Julie London, and "Nothin' says lovin' like somethin' from the oven, and Pillsbury says it best".

Emmys 2013: Full coverage: Top winners & nominees | Show highlights | Red carpet | Timeline | L.A. Times photo booth |Emmys presenters   And those big-time filmmakers who are delving into TV, such as Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese, are doing so less as prime movers than as creative overseers, with teams under them handling the day-to-day in what is an offshoot of their empires. .

He had a creative offensive coordinator in Scott Linehan and a longtime quarterback overseer in Jason Garrett.

He asked: "Why do you think you are the sort of person who should be the overseer and hand on the tiller of a creative organisation like the BBC?" Ms Fairhead told him that Pearson was a "creative organisation".

Acting as a kind of overseer for the initiative will be Alex Bogusky, a resident of Boulder who became famous as the wunderkind creative leader of the Crispin Porter & Bogusky advertising agency — and notorious after he left the industry in 2010 and began speaking out against the way products like fast food and soft drinks are marketed.

Life Overseer, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Soon the overseer himself departed.

Independent Overseer Department of Health and NHS Investigation into Jimmy Savile.

The college-age overseer was startled.

Peter L. Strauss, Overseer, or 'the Decider'?