Sentence examples for tribune director from inspiring English sources

In July, William Osborn, the chairman and C.E.O. of Northern Trust Corporation, and the Tribune director who led the auction of the company, told me that the Times might be sold, "depending on the price".

Bill Osborn, the Tribune director, said, "In Chicago, there's a very close tie between the business community and the civic life of the city — more than in any other city in the country, I believe".

But Zell, who skipped his first board meeting as a Tribune director last May to go on a Zell's Angels trip in Switzerland, relishes the adventure and the all-male camaraderie.

Bill Osborn, the Tribune director, said, "In Chicago, there's a very close tie between the business community and the civic life of the city more than in any other city in the country, I believe".

When Jeffrey Chandler Jeffrey Chandler joins his fellow Tribune Co. directors for a board meeting, he acts as a steward for one of America's great family-built media empires, with roots that go back to a famous 19th-century founder.

The Broadway theatre of the 1940s and 1950s, in which Miller and Tennessee Williams made their name, was something of a public tribune, led by spectacular performers, directors, artists and writers: Kazan, Eugene O'Neill, William Inge, the designer Jo Mielziner, actors such as Marlon Brando, Jessica Tandy and Lee J Cobb.

He previously served as projects designer at the San Diego Union-Tribune and the deputy design director for news and sports at the Copley Suburban Chicago Newspapers.

Meanwhile, Tollway executive director Kristi Lafleur told the Tribune that such transfers were improper and would not continue under her leadership.

Funny observation made by The Times-Tribune newspaper editor and Internet content director Jeff Sonderman, especially given the seemingly never-ending quarrels between newspaper publishers and the search giant.

"I really want to believe that it was an error," Bob Lehman, the choir's executive director, told the Union-Tribune about Saturday night's incident.

Sanctuary outreach director Debbie Cobb on Wednesday told The Tampa Tribune that Cheetah was outgoing, loved finger painting and liked to see people laugh.