Sentence examples for executive turns from inspiring English sources

In a third-floor exhibition room overlooking the inventory lot, a sales company executive turns on rows of tiny lights representing rail and river routes on a tabletop model of the company's nationwide distribution network.

Q: Is there a need for a chief executive if the chief executive turns a blind eye to what's happening in the NHS? Nicholson says he does not accept that description of his role.

High pay may be understandable when a top executive turns around a failing company or vastly expands a company's revenue and profit, but CEOs can get paychecks in the tens or hundreds of millions even when they did nothing especially notable.

Ramanathan, the former Citibank executive, turned to microfinance.

His handpicked chief executive turned out to be a disaster.

Victor Adebowale, chief executive, Turning Point, a social care provider.

The link was Rodney Adler, an insurance executive turned venture capitalist.

Clearly a "father's expectations" guy, Mr. Romney idolized his father, George, an auto executive turned politician.

Police had also received letters from senator Nick Xenophon and former Australian football executive turned whistleblower, Bonita Mersiades, the spokesman said.

Mr. Romney, the son of an auto executive turned governor, continued naming the things that he loves, including cars.

So Ms. Gallop, now 52, an advertising executive turned Web entrepreneur, took her findings to a TED conference in 2009.