Sentence examples for head of under from inspiring English sources

• Now it is aiming at the "team girl," which Adrienne Lofton, head of Under Armour's women's apparel, defines as a female who is competitive and confident and who plays on high school or college sports teams, or who, after college, continues to work out regularly.

We're still not splashing out on swanky three-course dining experiences, though; the first report also found that 62percentt of consumers spent an average per head of under £12 this year (compared with 51percentthehe year before).

We're still not splashing out on swanky three-course dining experiences, though; the first report also found that 62percentt of consumers spent an average per head of under £12 [$19] this year (compared with 51percentthehe year before).

In return for this autonomy, which a lot of heads welcome, Labour says that it wants the power to fire heads of under-performing schools.Wales's main educational innovation is a new exam system to compete with A-levels.

"Oh, but I bet they have a lovely head of hair under there".

The Royal Family Elizabeth Queenn of Scots' Scotland would keep the Queen as a head of state under current plans proposed by the Yes campaign, as Elizabeth Queen of Scots.

The complex constitutional issue that thus arose required the adjudication of the governor-general, Sir John Kerr, the formal head of state under the crown.

"It is not considered overthrowing the democratic regime of the government with the king as head of state under this Constitution at all," Judge Nurak Marpraneet said.

In addition to Mr. Orsi's arrest Tuesday, Italian officials also placed Bruno Spagnolini, the head of AgustaWestland, under house arrest and raided the AgustaWestland corporate offices in Milan.

Piłsudski gave up his provisional powers to a Sejm elected in January 1919 but continued as the head of state under a provisional "Little Constitution".

He was the defeated candidate in the Somerton and Frome constituency in the 2001 general election, but became head of fundraising under David Cameron.