Sentence examples for worked under one from inspiring English sources

Moody most recently worked under one of his original monikers, Percy Pringle III, for Championship Wrestling from Hollywood, formerly NWA Hollywood, which has monthly television tapings in Glendale.

The G20 security operation was codenamed "Operation Glencoe"; it was a "Benbow operation," which meant the Met, City of London Police and British Transport Police worked under one Gold commander, in this case Bob Broadhurst of the Met.

He rarely showed collections when other designers did, and he insisted on living and working under one roof, so that, at any hour, someone was being either fitted or fed.

To give us a better idea on how living with three generations can work under one roof, more than a dozen leading designers from the American Society of Interior Designers in Orange County created a dream living space to inspire at the South Coast Collection in Costa Mesa.

In some universities, it is not uncommon to have 10 to 15 grad students working under one advisor.

They work under one handicap - by Army regulations they are not supposed to be more than 6 feet tall.

This semester, Cal Rotaract has recruited eleven interns, each working under one of our Internal Board officers (Historian, Design Chair, Human Relations Chair, and Treasurer, Webmaster).

Although composed by ordinary activities generally structured as singular and separate entities, the palace of Galicia enhances the evolving nature of the city and rising fishing industry and couples live and work under one Architecture.

Mr. Yellin, Ms. Freed Jennings and their colleagues dream of luring documentarians, a notoriously isolated bunch, to work under one roof — theirs — in space provided to them by ABC in an office building on the far West Side of Manhattan.

Eyre experimented with companies of actors working under one director over several plays and showed the NT the artistic worth and financial clout of big American musicals with his revival of Guys and Dolls, while Trevor Nunn expanded the musical output and, unusually, used his personal wealth to supplement the budget.

It was incredible to hear him recite the history of the company, from the discovery of the old listed building in the "Indian market", to finding the legal loopholes that allowed integrated audiences and performers to work under one roof, to the excitement and fear of creating narratives that challenged the personal and the political.