Sentence examples for managing a crew from inspiring English sources

So, at 16, you're managing a crew.

"For me to go from being a captain from a big airliner and managing a crew to just being a U.S. citizen was not a big deal," Mr. Griffith said.

He plays Joe, a big guy who has done a little jail time for assaulting a police officer, and still gets into fights, but is now semi-reformed, and has a responsible position managing a crew of workers in the deforestation business.

The new ride-hailing venture manages a crew of trained drivers to chauffer riders in a fleet of 200 BMW 5 Series, out of which half are plug-in-hybrid, according to the company.

At the end of 2009, he left a job managing a security crew and vowed to never again, day in, day out, work for someone else.

After a year of looking for work and spending some time living in an Atlanta homeless shelter, Drain found a job managing a construction crew in Nashville, doing mostly stimulus-funded work.

When Sotheby's closed that department in 2001, he bought the business; he still manages a six-man crew in nearby Claverack, N.Y.

He perfectly manages a skillful tech crew (cinematographer, Stéphane Fontaine; editor Sebastián Sepúlveda; costume designer Madeline Fontaine).

Larraín also perfectly manages a highly skilled tech crew: Cinematographer Stéphane Fontaine (A Prophet) picks close-ups that focus on the first lady's distraught face.

LaBoeuf plays Jake, who manages an itinerant "magazine crew" – dirt-poor twentysomethings travelling America in a cramped van, sleeping five or six to a room in scuzzy hotels and selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door to people who might sign up out of pity or just to get them to go away.

It worked and in the final hour, as the team leader Hugues de Chaunac's Oreca came into the pits, it was apparent they would win only if his crew could manage a splash-and-dash to stay in first place.