Sentence examples for role that sees from inspiring English sources

She remains executive chairman, a role that sees her managing more than 200 staff under triple-height windows, with an energy only matched by the speed at which Net-a-porter's screens leap from sale to sale.

I've spent the summer singing David in Handel's Saul at Glyndebourne Festival Opera, a role that sees my character use his powers of song to calm the jealous rage and madness of the mighty Israelite leader.

Leonardo DiCaprio gave a pretty silent performance in The Revenant, but I doubt Radcliffe would have signed up to a role that sees him lying limp and lifeless for the whole film, so  we can fairly safely assume that he comes to mind at least in the mind of Dano's character.

Kidman is good value though, in a relatively unshowy role that sees her sport a flawless English accent, a fetching brunette bob and a sturdy pair of Wellingtons.

Instead, he is transitioning to role that sees him lead up HTC Future Development Lab, a new arm of the company that will cook up new ideas like the Flip-style RE camera and rumored smartwatch.

Even in a role that sees her on the big screen for about 15 minutes total of a two hour film, she's wonderfully complex.

Zellweger is best known for playing Bridget Jones, a role that saw her nominated for her best actress at the Academy Awards in 2001.

The new play, Anna Christie, is part of the final season of the Donmar's artistic director, Michael Grandage, who in 2009 directed Law in Hamlet, a role that saw him feted by the critics and nominated for an Olivier award.

She was a student representative to the politics faculty, and also served as the Cambridge Union debating society's senior officer, a role that saw her play host to Jeremy Paxman and Richard Dawkins, among others.

He's specialised in characters who have an edge, a slightly slippery elusiveness, and there are obvious overtones of what is still, perhaps, his most famous role – the role that saw him burst into public consciousness in Anthony Minghella's The Talented Mr Ripley in 1999: the heir to a shipping fortune, Dickie Greenleaf.

Nicks always thought she was supposed to be the person in the band who "spreads a little fairy dust here and there", and it was a painfully literal interpretation of that role that saw her succumb to addiction in the years that followed the huge success of Rumours and subsequent albums, such as Tusk.