Sentence examples for leave to manage from inspiring English sources

Q.Do you think Joe Girardi will remain the Yankees manager next season or perhaps leave to manage the Chicago Cubs?

Carter made them a promise: he would only leave to manage — not coach — in the majors.

Last month, James Craig, the respected chief investment officer, said he would leave to manage money for a charitable foundation.

The couple eventually reunite and they leave to manage a branch of Lassiters in Hawaii.

For example, Charles Black ran BKSH & Associates, the successor firm to that original venture, until he took a leave to manage John McCain's campaign for President.

He said Mr. Mugabe's senior lieutenants decided months ago to deploy army officers, on paid leave, to manage the ZANU-PF youth militia and war veterans who assault and harass M.D.C. supporters in rural areas.

There are so many interrelated factors at work, and for the moment, the man left to manage it all is interim general manager Chad Buchanan.

He was promoted from third base coach to manager on Oct. 21, 1994, after Jim Riggleman left to manage the Chicago Cubs.

The 39-year-old took over as player-manager in September 2011 after Dean Saunders left to manage Doncaster.

Immediately after guiding Gillingham to promotion, Peter Taylor left to manage Leicester City, and Hessenthaler was appointed player-manager.

A year later Mackay left to manage Nottingham Forest for a brief spell before succeeding Clough as Derby manager in 1973.