Sentence examples for famous tenure from inspiring English sources

Rather than focusing on his famous tenure at The Washington Post, where with Bob Woodward he was part of the team that won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Watergate, Mr. Bernstein will write about The Washington Star, the capital's renowned afternoon newspaper, which ceased publication in 1981.

On the creative side, his tenure included famous campaigns like the "Got Milk?" milk mustache promotion, in which he took a special interest, and "Pork, the other white meat".

Mr. Goldin's tenure was also famous for his ferocious feuding with Mayor Edward I. Koch.

It was made famous during his seven-year tenure at Dior Homme, and has dominated men's wear in the new millennium.

He was no doubt a bit tired, too, of the handicapping back in Washington about his tenure at that famous building with five sides but a million angles.

Koppel is, of course, famous for his decades-long tenure at ABC News, where he hosted "Nightline".

During his tenure, Jaroslaw Kaczynski was famous for his confrontational course toward Europe, and Germany in particular, and for gleefully playing the spoiler whenever possible.

In the most famous passage so far of his tenure as Chief Justice, Roberts wrote, "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race".

The big buildup of GE Capital occurred during the tenure of Mr. Immelt's famous predecessor, Jack Welch.

During Bach's tenure, Leipzig started to become famous for something other than great melodies: Gose, a deep orange brew flavored with salt and coriander.

A long game in Havana ReprintsMore than a dozen of Mexico's worst drug lords have been captured or killed during Mr Peña's 27-month tenure, and almost all the famous ones are now behind bars.