Sentence examples for looking for a manager from inspiring English sources

Most are staying independent or at least looking for a manager rather than a MCN.

He was a player then and now we are looking for a manager.

And the Mets might be looking for a manager if they do not rehire Jerry Manuel after the season.

Roy Keane's stint as assistant to the Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill could be about to end, with Celtic looking for a manager to replace Neil Lennon.

When an employee says she is looking for a manager she can learn from, the employee is implicitly saying that she values opportunities for growth.

That same year, Mr. Morris had been written up by the critic Arlene Croce in The New Yorker and began tentatively looking for a manager.

The company's now looking for a product manager, business manager and community manager in San Francisco and a product engineer in Helsinki.

But exactly when I looked for a manager, he came.

Sternberg said he would look for a manager "who wants to work with younger players and get out in the community".

Look for a manager who will communicate well with you as the owner.

Now, the Jets will be looking for a general manager and coach for the first time since Johnson promoted Tannenbaum and hired Eric Mangini in 2006.