manager|manageress|manageresses|managers in English
noun
['man·ag·er || 'mænɪdʒə(r)]
one who manages, director, administrator; supervisor, oversee
Use "manager|manageress|manageresses|managers" in a sentence
1. Whereas the managers saw the manager as boss, for the subordinates the manager was a facilitator.
2. We're complaining to the manageress.
3. She is an efficient manageress.
4. VIII. name and address of operator (manager) or operators (managers) (if any);
5. In your manager account, you can easily change managers for accounts in your hierarchy.
6. Mrs Coyle was retiring after 17 years as manageress.
7. Sara, beautiful Sara, appeared in the accounts as the manageress.
8. Each communications manager can have any number of adjacent communications managers each communicating through different network protocol stacks.
9. The manageress is from South Africa, just clam and relax.
10. For in accepting promotion to manager, unbeknownst to the new managers, they did more than consent to new job responsibilities.
11. When her boss ordered flowers for the manageress, the secretary raised her eyebrows.
12. The Housing NAvigator will work with a team of four other case managers, supervised by the Case Management Program Manager
13. Mr Adams was repeatedly bullied and picked on by manageress Elizabeth Archer.
14. The staff clubbed together to buy the canteen manageress a leaving present.
15. 28 In discussing sales leadership, the new managers showed some appreciation for the distinction between being a doer and being a manager.
16. The small lobby had a high plastic desk at which the manageress sat.
17. I am sorry to say that Mrs Jenkins , our canteen manageress, is ill in hospital.
18. The robber then forced Ben, the shop's manageress and her son into a cupboard.
19. Assessable Unit Manager as “The head or principal deputy of an Assessable unit.” All OCIO Directors/Program Managers are designated, in writing, by the MHS CIO to serve as the Assessable Unit Manager for their Division/Office
20. The manageress shod over all her staff and several left because they couldn't stand such treatment.
21. Locations have three types of users: owners, managers and site managers.
22. Jean had gone off to the ladies when the manageress came to lead them to their table.
23. General managers are appraised by their area managers and appraise their assistants.
24. The next tranche of managers consists of assistant general managers and board directors.
25. Owners, managers, and site managers all have different levels of access to the listing.