Sentence examples for overseeing time from inspiring English sources

The appointment of Ms. Moore also sets her in competition against Michael Klingensmith, president of Sports Illustrated, who has been given the duty of overseeing Time Inc.'s interest in the American Express Publishing Corporation, as well as Entertainment Weekly and the law department.

Ms. Gibbs said that while she had filled in on occasion for Mr. Stengel, she officially started overseeing Time's covers with the Aug. 5 issue.

Shah has an impressive background in media, as helping create CNNMoney.com, overseeing Time.com and SI.com, and also serving as the president of Fortune and Money magazines.

In 1998, he oversaw Time's four-part investigation of government breaks to corporations.

In five years as managing editor, Mr. Isaacson has overseen Time at a time of enormous financial success and intriguing cultural transition at the magazine.

Instead, he will directly oversee Time, Sports Illustrated, People and Entertainment Weekly, as well as Fortune, Money, Business 2.0, Fortune Small Business and Mutual Funds.

The key is that moving to a different time zone does not require an act of Congress — all it takes is an order from the Transportation Department, the federal agency that oversees time (a legacy of its duties regulating railroad schedules).

Stengel has overseen Time for 2006.

Oversees time collection.

Before joining the books desk at The Times last year, Ms. Jones was deputy managing editor at Time magazine, where she oversaw the Time 100 issue.

The position seemed somewhat redundant because Phyllis McGrady, an ABC News senior vice president, was already overseeing prime-time newsmagazines as well as "Good Morning America" and prime-time specials.