Sentence examples for managers were about from inspiring English sources

When I was a TV news presenter, most of the comments I received from the public, and indeed my own managers, were about the way I looked.

"Coaching is not what being a manager is about," he believes.

Six years on, and starting a season on Football Manager is about as complex and stressful as a mortgage application.

As it happens, Microsoft's programmers tend to be in their 20s and early 30s, whereas the managers are about a decade older.

In Italy, the average age of the managers is about 54, and experience is counting at the top of the Premier League as well.

Mike Newman, co-founder and CEO of my1login thinks that, with the current hacking stories doing the rounds, password managers are about to come into the public's consciousness.

On average, all-in Shanghai wages for top managers are about two-thirds the level of Hong Kong's, says Allen Wu, director of research on employee benefits and retirement at international consultant Mercer in Shanghai.

Being a good manager is about training and practise.

Being a manager is about making decisions, so listen to that voice inside you and let it take the decisions.

I fancy that, as at the Royal Opera House, a manager is about to appear, apologising for the nightingale's indisposition.

"This is not about me," said Brown, who persuaded Leyland to leave him in the game in the seventh inning when the manager was about to pull him.