Sentence examples for manager under a from inspiring English sources

But in 2005, all the goodwill came crashing down following the bombshell that the author wasn't real – but was in fact the creation of Laura Albert, a Brooklyn mother who had been posing as LeRoy's manager under a fake name and British accent.

Walking across the lobby, we waved to the lady who sat in a glass booth across from the assistant manager, under a sign that said "Ask Miss Allen?" A concierge, though not called that then, she distributed maps and directions, twofers to Broadway plays (tickets that allowed the holder to buy two for the price of one) and free tickets to radio broadcasts at Rockefeller Center.

Danny Lennon feels St Mirren have taken "a step backwards" since he was let go as the Paisley club's manager under a year ago.

Because Snyder had trumped local decision-making by installing an emergency manager under a controversial state law that allows the governor to usurp democracy.

Trump lawyers sought the Panamanian president's help after the majority owner of the Trump International Hotel and Tower — investor Orestes Fintiklis — ejected the Trump Organization as the hotel's manager under a court order.

Sterling, bought by a previous manager under a previous regime, has looked around, seen which way the wind is blowing and decided that, even though he's only 20, he wants to leave.

If the state finds the city's circumstances as deeply troubled as some expect, state officials are likely to appoint an emergency financial manager under an earlier version of state law which grants such managers somewhat more limited powers.

In parallel, other human resources came to the centre; the first was a business manager under an unemployment programme; the second was an internship to conduct a research study on collaborative networks of the university.

Clapper said he is collapsing the roles of national intelligence officers and mission managers under "a single template" to eliminate duplication.

Since taking office in November, Weaver has fired top city employees selected by prior state-appointed emergency financial managers under a 2009 Michigan law that removes democracy from financially distressed municipalities and school districts, and appointed some of her own picks approved by the City Council.

The new figures come from data gathered by landfill managers under a government program mandated since 2010.