Sentence examples for emeritus title from inspiring English sources

But he agreed to a one-year extension to allow the orchestra time to find a new director, and will be taking an emeritus title.

A 32-year-old woman living in France has provided Inside Higher Ed with records of sexually explicit messages from former professor Walter Lewin — the same materials that she had sent to MIT and which had served as the basis for a sexual harassment investigation that led to the revocation of Lewin's emeritus title and the removal of his popular online physics lecture videos.

The emeritus title is reserved for Canadian heralds who have retired; the title of extraordinary is an honorary position for those who have made notable contributions to heraldry.

In a sea of losers who don't deserve the title "chef" and are bubbling shite-buckets of brotastic douchebaggery, lies, homophobia, racism, sexism, cronyism and worse, appearing on TV, Tony is, even though he knows and insists that he's not a chef, one of the few I'd actually consider one, if just as an emeritus title.

When Mr. Daly retired in 1989, he was named chairman emeritus, a title he held until his death.

Today, under Francis, and in the wake of Benedict's resignation he is now Pope Emeritus, a title that has never existed before the Papacy has become the site for unexpected shifts and discontinuities.

Rooney, named the United States ambassador to Ireland earlier this year, is now listed as the Pittsburgh Steelers' chairman emeritus, a title commonly given to an executive who has retired from professional life.

Today, under Francis, and in the wake of Benedict's resignation — he is now Pope Emeritus, a title that has never existed before — the Papacy has become the site for unexpected shifts and discontinuities.

The following two years, ending with the 2004 season, will see him in an advisory capacity, with decreased administrative duties and the title emeritus.

In 2004, he became the first emeriti faculty member to hold the title, "Emeritus Standing Guest of the Faculty Senate," which gave him the opportunity to speak on issues that came up for discussion, though it conferred no voting rights.

Goh Chok Tong, who was Singapore's prime minister from 1990 to 2004 and now holds the title emeritus senior minister, takes issue with that description.