Sentence examples for museum executives from inspiring English sources

Other museum executives agree.

Still, museum executives appear undaunted.

But some museum executives say that's just how it goes.

But Russian officials and museum executives said they wanted the American government to offer new, more stringent legal protections.

Museum executives, he said, were saying one thing in public and another in private.

And the costs to the museum were rising more than museum executives desired.

(Bloomberg News Fordd Names a Family Member as Chief of Staff The Ford Motor Company named Steven K. Hamp, left, a career-long museum executive and the brother-in-law of Ford's chief executive, William Clay Ford Jr., as its chief of staff.

Mr. Davol and his wife, Leslie, then a museum executive, figured they could survive without regular paychecks if they sold their loft on Greenwich Street and found a less expensive place to live.

"I have been an amateur in every phase of my life; an amateur poet, an amateur scholar, an amateur horseman, an amateur farmer, an amateur soldier, an amateur connoisseur of art, an amateur publisher, and an amateur museum executive," he wrote in his wryly titled autobiography "Reflections in a Silver Spoon".

The venture is both family-run and mostly family-funded, museum executive director Terrence Forte told the Washington Business Journal.

"(Frank Lanterman) spent some time in the 1930s trying to be a concert organist, and that never really took off for him, but we have this wonderful sheet music collection from that time in his life," said museum Executive Director Melissa Patton.