Sentence examples for later head of from inspiring English sources

He was a professor of astronomy at University College London and later head of his department.

After a Navy stint, in 1947 became an assistant vice-president and two years later head of the N.Y.

He was arts correspondent of the Guardian in the 60s and later head of arts at Colchester School of Art.

A tenant in the 1930's was Walter Hoving, president of Lord & Taylor and later head of Tiffany & Company.

· Duncan Dallas worked for Yorkshire Television from 1968-92, as a producer and later head of science and features.

The same year, she and Aubrey were divorced (he would become president of CBS and later head of MGM), and she married Gilbert Lea, a publisher.

After serving briefly on the U.S. Supreme Court (1941 42), Byrnes was appointed director of economic stabilization and later head of the Office of War Mobilization.

Robert Zoellick (a Rice deputy at State, later head of the World Bank, a realist loathed by the neocons) chairs Romney's foreign policy advisory group.

His well-tailored, well-mannered, quiet look of respectability contrasting with the garishness of such mobsters as Al Capone would prove the model for later heads of organized crime.

A few months later, heads of state will gather in Paris to reach a binding and universal agreement to combat climate change.

The People's Climate March will take place in New York City on Sept. 21, and just two days later, heads of state will gather for a United Nations climate summit.