Sentence examples for trustees starting from inspiring English sources

Since the election of a number of petition-nominated trustees to the Board of Trustees starting in 2004, the role of alumni in Dartmouth governance has been the subject of ongoing conflict.

"Boards of trustees started telling the president, 'You've got to get involved,' "the former N.C.A.A. president Gene Corrigan said.

In 1987, the museum's trustees started planning a renovation and 50,000-square-foot expansion that would propel the museum forward a century.

When Mayor Giuliani and CUNY's trustees started attacking the university's policies in the mid-1990's, Mr. Edelstein renamed the group Friends of CUNY and reinvigorated it to defend open admissions and remedial instruction.

The dramatic save unfolded Monday night at the Mark, a restaurant in Bakersfield, when Pauline Larwood, a former Kern County supervisor who serves as a community college trustee, started choking on a piece of meat, the Bakersfield Californian reported.

The day after I was fired by the bankruptcy trustees, I started my own company, MultiFunding.

In the creeks, the trustees' jurisdiction starts at the marsh's edge.

The trustees will start giving away whatever money remains in the foundation's till — some twenty-five million dollars — thus bringing the amount of money that it has dispensed to a total of a hundred and ninety-five million dollars.

The trustees will start giving away whatever money remains in the foundation's till some twenty-five million dollars—thus bringing the amount of money that it has dispensed to a total of a hundred and ninety-five million dollars.

"It was a blast," recalled Kevin Cook, 61, a museum trustee who started surfing in Woolacombe in 1968.

Caspersen also served as a trustee of the Peddie School starting in 1970, and as the board's chairman starting in 1976.