Sentence examples for earlier as head from inspiring English sources
The two best coaches in Jets history had won elsewhere earlier as head coaches -- Weeb Ewbank with the old Baltimore Colts and Bill Parcells with the Giants and the Patriots.
The veteran had made his name in El Salvador almost 20 years earlier as head of a US group of special forces advisers who were training and funding the Salvadoran military to fight the FNLM guerrilla insurgency.
Josef Albers, the former Bauhaus teacher and artist, had retired three years earlier as head of the art school, but his program continued to attract the most talented and ambitious art students, many of whom would go on to become well-known artists.
TH, a Ph.D, Director of GRIIC, Gujarat and earlier as Head of Magnetotellurics, National Geophysical Research Institute, has done outstanding contributions in the field of deep electromagnetics both on land and also in marine environment.
Fortuitously for Scantlin Electronics, Mohr had resigned in a management dispute three months earlier as head of one of Scantlin's major competitors, Bunker Ramo Corp. of New Jersey.
His star was always hitched to the rise of FitzGerald, whom Barry regarded as a hero and mentor, believing that his leader had stepped down too early as head of Fine Gael in 1987 when the party lost 19 seats to its old rival, Fianna Fáil.
Leif Johansson, now president of Electrolux, the Sweden-based company, played all three roles successfully in his earlier position as head of the company's household appliance division.
She faces trial on charges of bribery, smuggling and forgery linked to an earlier job as head of a natural-gas trading company.
Members of the blogger group mocked the protesters, calling for their stated leader, a border collie named Shelby, that the protesters had earlier named as head of their movement.
The opposition is shrill with charges of paralysis and ineptitude: there is a "crisis of management", says José Carlos Aleluia, a leader of the opposition Liberal Front Party (PFL).It started in February, when a top aide to Mr Dirceu was shown to have solicited bribes in his earlier job as head of Rio de Janeiro's lotteries.
Marrett, a University of Wisconsin sociologist, has been a jack-of-all-trades at NSF, having served an earlier stint as head of the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences Directorate before coming back from Wisconsin to NSF in 2006 to lead the Education and Human Resources EHRR) Directorate.
