Sentence examples for have to be manager from inspiring English sources

YOU didn't have to be Manager Joe Torre last Saturday to know that Roger Clemens, the New York Yankees' star pitcher, was sailing into rough waters.

Leaders no longer to have to be managers, they have to be people who are passionate, knowledgeable, and comfortable with sharing (which is another key quality mentioned below).

In modern times individuals often have to be both manager and leader.

You don't have to be a manager to embrace the contribution made by everyone within the organisation.

"You have got to be creative, plus you have got to be a diplomat, plus you have to be a manager.

Q.So what changed? A. When I was young and very single-mindedly focused on my career, I realized that you have to be a manager to move up.

Coaches so often have to be crisis managers just as much as soccer managers, particularly when taking charge of a new team.

Artists can't just be artists any more, they have to be community managers.

So he didn't have to be a middle manager, he could have been in the army.

"What we're trying to do is build the best program we have to be sustainable," General Manager R. C. Buford said.

That's how he was as a player, and that's how you have to be as a manager".