Sentence examples for executive of the road from inspiring English sources

Fred Lebow, the chief executive of the Road Runners then, said no race would ever be as big.

"As much as we'd like not to raise the prices, it was necessary at this time," said Mary Wittenberg, the president and chief executive of the Road Runners.

"The drama of the marathon plays out best live, and it's seen around the world and in the city, so there was a gap because it wasn't seen nationally," said Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of the Road Runners.

Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of the Road Runners, said that while she did not know how much extra her group would have to pay, she expected entry fees to run the marathon to increase proportionately.

Allan Steinfeld, president and chief executive of the Road Runners and director of the marathon, said the signing of a title sponsor reflected the realities of a soft economy.

Dr Howard Robinson, chief executive of the Road Surface Treatments Association, says most roads in the UK that experience a reasonable amount of traffic will start softening at 50C.

The Watsons keep to a travel schedule that would seem gruelingly familiar to any chief executive — on the road about 75% of the time — but without many of the perks that make travel comfortable to most chief executives.

He's a middle-of-the-road Wall Street executive!

From his office overlooking a 32-lane set of tollbooths, Manoj Aggarwal, chief executive of the road-building company Delhi-Gurgaon Super Connectivity, says he witnesses hundreds of traffic violations every day that he cannot stop.

Even though Ms. Knaack was a seasoned runner — she's the executive director of the Road Runners Club of America — and is knowledgeable about proper training technique and nutrition, she never got the memo on what do when an angry or negligent motorist takes a workout sideways.

Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of the New York Road Runners, which conducts the Fifth Avenue Mile, agreed.