Mr. Davidson, known for his attention to design detail, has closely supervised not only the new bikes but the graphics used to publicize and market them.
At the insistence of the Board of Education, each team will be supervised not only by a Teach for America adviser, but also by a regular New York City teacher, called a faculty adviser.
Nobody could be too surprised: the previous year, Juventus had lost a manager who had won them the last three scudetti; and, while Massimo Allegri promptly supervised not only a title defence but a Champions League final, they had now lost Tevez, Pirlo and Vidal.
An advocate of the "design build" approach, Kappe served as his own contractor and personally supervised not only the foundation but all elements of construction.
Henry Bedford, who became librarian shortly after the new library was occupied, supervised the transition not only to the new building but also to a new way of operating a library.
She not only supervised their two households, ran his finances, travelled with him to Egypt and the US and was a diligent materfamilias (and governess), but she also published bird anthologies, volunteered as a probation officer and organised children's nurseries for the Women's Voluntary Service.
Be sure to keep pets away from your indoor pond or supervise them closely; not only can a small pet drown, but a large dog can destroy your pond and even the floor along with it.
*A new semiautonomous agency in the Transportation Department would supervise and regulate security not only for airlines but also for railroads, buses and commercial shipping.
Board directors not only supervise managers within an enterprise but at the same time also play the role of a resource provider (e.g., consultant) and/or a matchmaking informer for the enterprise's development.
Besides, Silverton was working herself to a frazzle, not only supervising the baking at La Brea, something that involved a baker's highly erratic sleep schedule, but running the desserts for Campanile, and helping raise her and Peel's two kids.
At the elementary level, imagine not only supervising 30 young "workers" (the class size being promoted by CPS math) all day (with little or no breaks for you for lunch, the bathroom or anything else) and being responsible for them learning reading, writing, math, science, social studies (as well as arts and gym) along with technology, manners, public speaking and social skills.
