Sentence examples for head of restaurant from inspiring English sources

She labored at the fast-food giant for more than three decades, most recently serving as head of restaurant operations.

Set for Service founder and CEO Peter Esmond will become Reserve's head of restaurant product and its New York general manager.

Peter Esmond, the company's head of restaurant product, described this as a table management service — an industry term for products (like those offered by OpenTable) that Esmond explained as "an operational tool to manage the guest experience from beginning to end".

That said, a LinkedIn profile lists a U.K. Head of Restaurants, from August 2014, who claims to have previously been part of Amazon's Local team.

In part, that's because the main budget priorities in the industry are food quality and restaurant image, with new technology a distant third, says Roger C. Matthews Jr., head of the restaurant group at the investment banking unit of the Goldman Sachs Group.

Thomas A. Mesereau, a former head of the restaurant division of W. R. Grace & Company and a one-time partner in Mama Leone's restaurant, died of cancer Sunday at his home in Irvine, Calif.

Federal election law does require candidates like Mr. Frank who drop out to reimburse donors like Eugene Zagat, head of the restaurant review guide, who contributed to the 2012 general election.

We have to buy things in half-prepared.' 'As a chef of tradition, Michel Bourdin is probably unsurpassed in the modern culinary era,' adds Paul Heathcote, now head of a restaurant empire across the north-west of England and another Connaught graduate.

She alleges she received unwanted comments from Mr Cain during his tenure as head of a restaurant lobby group.

Politico reported that while Mr Cain was head of the restaurant lobby group at least two women had complained of inappropriate behaviour from him.

As the head of a restaurant company that by itself or through franchises employs 75,000 workers, Puzder has more to do every day with labor regulations than many executives do in a lifetime.