Sentence examples for manger from from inspiring English sources

Intelligent, open-minded and energetic, the Welsh-speaking son of a Midland bank manger from Colwyn Bay, Davies turned Standard Chartered into a powerful international bank, buying businesses in Taiwan, Korea and entering China.

That sounds like peanuts, but even an English major knows that 1% of $500 million is $5 million–more than enough to keep the fund manger from sleeping in the park at night.

One key factor is that employee-decided giveaways prevent Pret A Manger from gathering data insights and, crucially, do not ensure those who are actually loyal will be rewarded.

"At the end of the day, it's all make-believe," said one gamer/hiring manger from the article, with the idea that putting gaming achievements on a resume is likely to do more harm than good much of the time.

The Bible Church of Lake Shore and Lake Shore Christian Academy, 860 Swift Road, Pasadena, will present The Living Nativity, "More Than a Manger," from 7 to 9 p.m. Dec. 18 and Dec. 19.

Jimmy Webb wrote a cantata for children's choir--full orchestra, and solo singers--that tells the story of the birth of Christ at the manger from the animals' point of view.

The hay that would eventually cushion Jesus' manger (the trough from which livestock ate their food!) was the bed for sheep and goats, horses and donkeys.

Others may prevent European fund mangers from buying the assets they choose, or prevent the use of ratings produced by the foreign branches of rating agencies.

A display of more than 300 mangers from 95 countries can be viewed in St . Josephs Oratory, 3800 Chemin Queen Mary, a basilica that has become a site for pilgrims from all over Quebec.

I want to ban the mangers from public display.

Manger comes from the identical French verb meaning "to eat", and Bethlehem takes its name from a Mesopotamian deity named Lahamu.