Sentence examples for manage restaurants from inspiring English sources
A Chicagoan by birth, he fell into a job at McDonald's the really old-fashioned way: in 1962, a family friend introduced him to the company's founder, Ray Kroc, who got the young man a job bagging French fries, then dispatched him to manage restaurants in California and finally awarded him his own franchise in 1966 — McDonald's store No. 855, in Riverside.
Iron Chefs Bobby Flay and Geoffrey Zarakian as well as legendary chefs Wolfgang Puck and Michael Symon, whose restaurant will open later this year, manage restaurants within the hotel-casino.
It was common for women to manage town inns, some to manage restaurants, farmers' daughters to weave mats and sell them on their own behalf, midwives to deliver babies, Buddhist nuns to study religious texts and sutras, female nurses to assist physicians, and women to keep a close eye on their own financial affairs.
Managing restaurants "is my profession," he said.
Ms. Jackson has since moved to Atlanta, where she began managing restaurants.
His father is also the president of Kukai Corporation, which owns and manages restaurants and commercial real estate in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Bill Kenny, who had managed restaurants on the Upper East Side, became his own boss almost four years ago at the Black Whale restaurant on City Island Avenue, a popular coffeehouse in the 1960's.
They also figured that because Rick was younger and had some background managing restaurants, he would be able to find a job relatively easily.
His father had a feed business, serving the stockyards of Aurora, Illinois, and raised chickens, pigs, and cattle on a five-acre property in Oswego; he later owned and managed restaurants.
The predicament that Ms. Deen finds herself in began when a former employee — a white woman who is now managing restaurants in Atlanta — filed a discrimination lawsuit in March 2012.
He has played in a bluegrass band called Wretched Refuse, driven a taxi, taught high school, managed restaurants and record stores, and prospected for opal and jade in Idaho.
