Sentence examples for manager declared that from inspiring English sources

At the time, Scott Layden, the Knicks' president and general manager, declared that Sprewell would be kept from the team until he could make a positive contribution.

After the manager declared that Wilshere would start the game, the next question is whether he is entirely suited to the role Capello seems determined to play him in: that of one of two holding midfielders.

After the Sex Pistols collapsed, McLaren, their manager, declared that punk - or at least the Pistols' part of it - had been a joke, a faux-phenomenon to wind up the bourgeoisie while making loads of money.

A manager declared that it was impossible to do business on the island, because of the chaotic organisation of the economy.

Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, declared that while he did not believe the opera to be anti-Semitic, he had become persuaded that it "would be inappropriate at this time of rising anti-Semitism, particularly in Europe".

Tarso Genro, Lula's top political manager, declared that "the Palocci era has ended," a dismissive reference to Antonio Palocci, the finance minister who in Lula's first term backed austere fiscal and monetary policies to bring down inflation and stabilise the economy.

Manuel Pellegrini on Tuesday delivered the most emotive performance of his 21-month tenure as Manchester City manager, declaring that the way his team develop – not the trophies won – is the real measure of progress.

The reaction of a dressing room in Shackleton's era upon hearing a new manager declare that "it can happen that I kick my players' bottoms but hopefully it will be when we are celebrating" would probably have found the players volunteering to help the boss search for his marbles.

In a dramatic finish to a long speech detailing what he called discriminatory practices inside the company, a former benefits manager, Larry Jones, declared that Coke's black employees had waited long enough for fair treatment by the company.

Following the departure of Ben Foster from Manchester United to Birmingham City, United manager Alex Ferguson declared that Amos would be Manchester United's third-choice goalkeeper for the 2010 11 season behind Edwin van der Sar and Tomasz Kuszczak.

As Mets manager in 2000, Valentine, who had also managed in Japan, declared that Suzuki was one of the five best players in the world.