Sentence examples for managing a group from inspiring English sources

In 1986, I was managing a group of 13 people.

Early theatrical ventures included managing a group of touring players, the Jitney Players and the American Laboratory Theatre in N.Y.

He has been campaigning energetically to maintain the US government's job of managing a group that oversees domain names on the Internet.

I am interested to see how Laura Harvey, former Arsenal Ladies coach, fares in a new country and managing a group of strong personalities.

Twenty years later, he is a team leader, managing a group of workers in the paint department at one of the two assembly plants at the Georgetown complex, which also includes an engine plant and employs 7,800 workers.

His natural way of doing things, being very spontaneous, being capable of managing a group, being able to adapt himself to the high expectations of a big team with different circumstances.

"For every one expat manager, he's going to on average manage a group size of between 200 people for an IT operation and 600 for a call center operation," says Richard Mills, chairman of Manila-based Chalre Associates. Manila-based Chalre Associates

They often work in the management of medical facilities, or in the management of a clinical department, or possibly manage a group of doctors at a medical practice.

She manages a group in Redondo Beach, Calif., that writes proposals soliciting new business.

In New York, Elaine Power manages a group of two dozen programmers at Organic, a Web site builder and consultant.

Her mother works in I.B.M.'s offices in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., where she manages a group that writes technical manuals.