Sentence examples for sort of manager from inspiring English sources

But what sort of manager is he?

Villas-Boas, with his academic air and his idiosyncratic vocabulary, does not seem like the sort of manager to change his plans based on the enthusiastic suggestions of the south stand.

With that sort of manager or C.E.O., you're not going to keep intelligent, inspired talent, because they want some form of entrepreneurial environment to be able to exercise their talent.

He likes fresh, young players, and speed in the team, but he's not the sort of manager who would want his side to keep the ball for the sake of keeping it.

Looking to the future and what sort of manager he would like to take over on a permanent basis, the Sunderland defender said: "We want someone positive, we want someone who knows us all.

Such lateral thinkers have a different set of talents from the norm: an understanding of the forces of technological change, an intuitive feel for innovation, and the leadership skills to lug a whole company down a new track on a mere hunch.Rarely are these skills found in the tight-ship sort of manager.

The service has grown more polished with the years, and now, under Nigel Sutcliffe (the "sort-of manager," Mr. Blumenthal calls him), waiters can explain the most complex dishes quickly and clearly.

However, it is no way to produce the sort of managers needed to lead modern, knowledge-based industries.

Then a woman in a tabard walks him out of shot to, presumably, find some sort of manager-type and apologize to them for the boy punching a hole in their near-priceless belonging.

Then a woman in a tabard walks him out of shot to, presumably, find some sort of manager-type and apologise to them for the boy punching a hole in their near-priceless belonging.

Then a woman in a tabard walks him out of the shot to, presumably, find some sort of manager-type and apologize to them for the boy punching a hole in their near-priceless belonging.