Sentence examples for head of time from inspiring English sources

Don Logan, formerly the head of Time Inc., now supervises America Online, and a new chief executive for the unit will be chosen as soon as this week.

Mr. Collins, 58, became the head of Time Inc.'s cable business in 1988 and kept that post as Time merged with Warner Communications and later with America Online.

In 1941 he gave a party for Henry R. Luce, the head of Time Inc., and his wife, the writer Clare Boothe Luce, before they left on a trip to China -- a party attended by the Chinese ambassador to the United States, Dr. Hu Shih, as well as by the French writer Andre Maurois, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Joseph Medill Patterson, the publisher of The Daily News.

"Was I angry when I learned about An?" says Frank McCulloch, who was the head of Time's Asian bureaus when he hired An to work in the Saigon office for seventy-five dollars a week.

It's getting close to the Kindle's February 24th launch date and Amazon has made the official manual available a head of time.

He stayed on de Gaulle's staff for a while after the war, but after interviewing with Henry Luce, the head of Time, Inc., he left de Gaulle's service to accept a job writing for Time magazine.

Richard J. Bressler, head of Time-Warner's Internet activities, said that the combined company would be true to Time's long heritage of respecting the distinctions between advertising and journalism.

He pulls out the head of Times correspondent Frank Power, before presenting Gordon with the hand of his aide, Colonel Stewart.

You'll be prepared for the changes that will come from wearing braces if you start "wearing" them in your head ahead of time.

Bring me the bald, pasty head of Big Time.

'A head of its time" can be more than a figure of speech.