Sentence examples for group of assistant from inspiring English sources

In February, at a campaign event hosted by Bill Baroni, then a state senator, Christie noted that he had "a group of assistant U.S. Attorneys sitting down in Newark still doing their job.

This significant difference is particularly attributable to a knowledge gain in the group of assistant nurses.

There was always tension existing between the smaller, more prestigious group of assistants and the larger group of deputies.

As Walsh's diverse group of assistants gained experience, they were promoted internally and externally, and they brought one another along as they moved up the coaching ladder.

In a thin pool of coaches this year, Fisher — who went to St . Louis— was the big catch, but Philbin led a group of assistants.

There were other professionals in the room -- production people and a photographer and a small group of assistants who stood beside a wall of model headshots.

On the sort of summer Saturday night when everyone over twenty-five decamps to the so-called "country," a group of assistants at the Museum of Modern Art scored a rare opportunity to linger after closing time.

Over the last several months — in Milan, where Mr. Cattelan employs a group of assistants and fabricators who make his work; and in New York, at two staging facilities used by the Guggenheim — a small factory of engineers, conservators, art handlers and riggers has grown up around the project.

He'll play the "stern, intense" boss of Brittany Snow's character in the single camera comedy about a group of assistants at a New York law firm and the bosses who drive them nuts.

Nine of the participants were men and they belonged to the groups of assistant nurses, nurses and physicians.

Marine Veteran of WWII, psychologist, psychoanalyst, founder and first director of the Child Development group of Mississippi, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Project Director of the Health Careers Program at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, UN liaison for the World Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation.