Sentence examples for present director from inspiring English sources

He said Tate Britain's present director had been "a disaster".

The Salzburg's present director, Gretl Aicher, 72, is the granddaughter of Anton Aicher, its founder.

He will replace John Bauer, the present director in September 1974.

Figures supplied by Amela Saric, the music centre's present director in Mostar might explain why.

During the interview they attended a rehearsal at the Met with its present director, Rudolf Bing.

Peter Bush, the present director, says "it took someone with Max's vision to say we needed this in Britain".

When the present director-general, Gro Harlem Brundtland, took over three years ago, the sweeping of new brooms was promised.

The second person named by Bhutto was Brigadier Ijaz Shah, the present director-general of Pakistan's Intelligence Bureau, the country's equivalent of the F.B.I. (Shah could not be reached for comment).

Of all the uproarious scandals that have recently beset the BBC – the unexposed guilt of Jimmy Savile, the tarnished innocence of Lord McAlpine – the one least easily explained as a combination of unfortunate coincidences are the lavish pay-offs engineered by what the present director-general, Tony Hall, calls its "officer class".

But that would create an alarmingly mighty regulator: Ofcom also deals with telecoms as well as all commercial broadcasting.Some, including the present director-general, Lord Hall, would prefer a more bespoke solution a kind of "OfBeeb", to keep Auntie in line and ensure the corporation does not crush commercial competition.

Its unwieldy governance structure, drawn up in 2006 in response to a clash with the then Labour government over coverage of the run-up to the war in Iraq, looks unequal to the task of financial oversight.The BBC's present director-general, Tony Hall, admits that the BBC "lost the plot" on the payments.