Sentence examples for director of strength from inspiring English sources

EAST CAROLINA--Named Jim Whitten director of strength and conditioning.

GEORGIA--Named Dave Van Halanger director of strength and conditioning.

The Mets hired Vern Gambetta as a director of strength and conditioning and retained Mark Lindsay as a hamstring specialist to work with Reyes.

Marotti, 44, brought that mentality to Florida, where Meyer and Mattison lured him from Notre Dame in 2005 to become director of strength and conditioning.

" 'It's not about his talent, he needs to learn how to work.' " Toward the end of his freshman year, Waiters got into a treadmill routine with Ryan Cabiles, the director of strength and conditioning at Syracuse.

The A's, with whom Giambi spent the first seven years of his career, said on Tuesday that Bob Alejo, who had been Giambi's personal trainer and was the A's strength and conditioning coach from 1993 to 2001, was returning for another stint as the team's director of strength and conditioning.

And Bill Shore, executive director of Share Our Strength, which works to fight hunger and poverty, echoes those thoughts: "In a perverse way prosperity hides poverty," he says.

The Business Roundtable has said the cure proposal is essential, because the board is in the best position to put forward directors of different strengths and perspectives.

To Joel Diamond, Wugnet's technical director, the strength of the message boards is the diversity of the enthusiasts and system operators who tackle people's technical problems.

The plan was signed in the capital Nay Pyi Taw by Major General Ngwe Thein (Director of the Directorate of Military Strength, Ministry of Defence) and Major General Tin Maung Win (Vice Adjutant General, Myanmar armed forces) on behalf of the Government of Myanmar, and the UN Resident Coordinator Mr. Ashok Nigam and UNICEF Representative Mr. Ramesh Shrestha.

The backroom reshuffle is the result of a series of reports and will see and elite cricket performance director overseeing the key areas of strength & conditioning, psychology, lifestyle, batting, bowling, wicket-keeping and fielding.