Sentence examples for grocery manager from inspiring English sources

The degree of difficulty, according to Mitchell, the grocery manager, depends which side of Florida Street someone lives on.

Raymond Miles, 41, a grocery manager who lives in the Bronx, ended up on an unplanned staycation last week.

And Luigi Mucciacciaro, the grocery manager, gets bleeped when he proclaims that "the accountants are gonna kick" a certain part of his anatomy, described with a slang term, for his sale price on Edy's ice cream.

A second commercial, with the same set-up, features Mr. Mucciacciaro, the grocery manager, getting bleeped, and Mr. Vasapoli, the produce manager, plugging his sale on strawberries and commenting, "Profits are so overrated".

Michael Terence Wogan, son of a grocery manager, embarked on a career at the Royal Bank of Ireland before giving it up to become a newsreader and announcer at Irish broadcaster RTE.

Born in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, son of Alfred, a grocery manager for the Co-op, and Gladys, a housewife, Derek grew up in Melksham and attended Chippenham grammar school, where he ran and played competitive rugby and chess.

Grocery managers stated that employees liked the new policy because it made their jobs easier (Manager 3, grocery 1; Manager 4, grocery 1), was good for customers' health (Manager 3, grocery 1; Manager 4, grocery 1), and was good for the store's "branding" or image (Owner, grocery 2).

Two grocery managers explained: I'd rather not sell them just to make a dollar.. The money is not worth somebody's health.

(Manager, grocery 2) One manager expressed indifference, stating that he would not object to selling tobacco products "if that's what the public wants" (Manager, pharmacy 2).

"This year," said Tony Singh, a grocery store manager, "all black".

Mr. Morton, a grocery store manager, served nearly a quarter-century in prison for murdering his wife.