Sentence examples for key assistant from inspiring English sources

A track record as a head coach -- he was 56-41 withethe Raiders -- a successful stint as a Falcons key assistant, a recommendation from a potential Hall of Famer in Reeves and a great interview with the owner.

TAMPA, Fla .(AP) — No. 16 Tennessee overcame injuries, academic suspensions and the impending departure of two key assistant coaches to beat No. 18 Wisconsin, 21-17, in the Outback Bowl on Tuesday.

He has also managed to slim down his large frame so that he has turned into a key assistant for Froome on all but the most mountainous roads in the Tour de France; in this year's race he played a vital role in sheltering the Sky leader on the windswept stage to Montpellier before Froome made his move with Peter Sagan and Geraint Thomas.

As a master's student at McGill University in 2002, he founded the Geography Graduate Society and became a key assistant on an international permafrost-mapping project.

Netanyahu apparently worked hard to build upon relations with Field Marshal Mohammed Hussein Tantawi, head of the Egyptian military council, and his key assistant, General Murad Muwafi, head of intelligence.

Powell has filled many of his key assistant-secretary jobs, the people who oversee the six regions of the globe, with career Foreign Service officers, to whom he has delegated the kind of authority a general gives to his division commanders.

Two key assistants from the ensemble come to discuss the next season's work.

Oklahoma City has legitimate concerns when it comes to closing out games, something which may be related to the fact that first-year head coach Billy Donovan has been working without his two key assistants.

They still had not gotten their key assistants confirmed by Congress, so they had no team to contend with the brass or with the hungry military industrialists and their supporters on Capitol Hill.

Talk story about how U.N. people manage during crises such as the recent mid-east hostilities - when they eat, sleep etc. Brian Urquhart, one of U Thant's key assistants showed the writer some of the many reports which provide information in determining the facts surrounding an issue.

By Lillian Ross The New Yorker, July 29 , 1967P. 19 Talk story about how U.N. people manage during crises such as the recent mid-east hostilities - when they eat, sleep etc. Brian Urquhart, one of U Thant's key assistants showed the writer some of the many reports which provide information in determining the facts surrounding an issue.