Sentence examples for director of master from inspiring English sources

The bride's mother is the director of master prints at Pace Prints, an art gallery in New York.

The goal, says Tom Kozlowski, director of master planning for Disney Imagineering, was to design something utilitarian in "the tradition of great public works".

"It's really very depressing to think about," said Peter Weir, the director of "Master and Commander," as he contemplated the task of re-igniting audience interest in the genre.

"Students do have to learn handle complex research questions," says Dr Ross Roberts, director of master's programmes at Bangor's School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences.

In this context, "old", like historic or traditional, is relative: 1999 is the fair's cut-off point.For the fair's first two editions Victoria Siddall, the director of Masters (its art-world shorthand), took a conservative approach.

The writer is the director of the master's of public health program at New York Medical College.

Mr. Schaefer bid by telephone to George Wachter, director of old master paintings for Sotheby's worldwide.

But many economists are frustrated by the quality of the public debate about regulation, said Simon Taylor, director of the master of finance program at Judge Business School at Cambridge University.

But Gregory Rubinstein, senior director of old master paintings and drawings at Sotheby's, said that missed the point.

Dr. Robert Klitzman, a professor of clinical psychiatry and director of the master's program in bioethics at Columbia University, observes that "people misunderstand genetics".

PAUL A. HATTIS Boston, Oct. 14, 2013 The writer, a doctor, is senior associate director of the master's of public health program at Tufts University Medical School.