Sentence examples for oversees from from inspiring English sources
"I think we've always been seen as frivolous," he says, of the industry that he now oversees from his position as chairman of the BFC and master of ceremonies at London Fashion Week.
For now, Baird is focused on putting some of her key ideas into practice in her north-east laboratory, which she oversees from her office on an anonymous business park on the outskirts of Newcastle upon Tyne.
The arrangement, in which Mr. Clarridge is not being paid, shows his determination to persuade the government of the value of his spying operation, which he oversees from his home in Southern California, as he struggles to keep the network afloat with private financing.
Long a vital United States ally, Turkey has emerged as a key participant in a potential military campaign, and Mr. Erdogan -- who was jailed by the Turkish authorities in 1998 for reading an Islamic poem and is still barred by law from serving in the government he oversees from the sidelines -- has become a cherished, if unlikely partner.
Others have shifted senior management overseas: Essilor, the world leader in corrective lenses, is mainly overseen from Texas these days.
It also said the operation to rescue seven women was overseen from a house in the nearby city of Raqqa, when it was overseen from a nearby house in Raqqa.
Ms. Shoemaker later hired him to design and teach drills to Huntington High School band, on Long Island, which she oversaw from 1982 to 1997.
The renovation of the barn, which Mr. Sanders oversaw from start to finish, took a year and a half to complete.
This is Ferguson in his element, larking about with a world-class footballer whose development he has overseen from the star's late teenage years.
Today, the brands and products they create or oversee — from clothes to vinyl toys to rugs and pillows — are sold in boutiques around the world.
Half a century ago, the American conduct of the Second World War was largely overseen from this room; here President Roosevelt could send messages to commanders around the world and receive up-to-the-minute reports from the battlefields.
