a woman in charge造句

• You will never see a woman in charge of the grill.
• A woman in charge, while uncommon, is not unheard of in China today.
• "Maybe it's time to put a woman in charge ."
• For the first time, Japan had a woman in charge of a JSDF Hospital.
• "It's great to see a woman in charge of Northern Ireland at last.
• There's a guy who replaces the fluorescent lights, a woman in charge of the flowers.
• Gimenez left the company some time later, and left a woman in charge, who designated Viviana Totongi as general manager.
• The Republican party, yes, they have a woman in charge, but I think they did it as a token gesture.
• The birth of a new party, with a woman in charge of the second most important position, had caused a stir.
• And at the very same moment, the brittle voice of a woman in charge commanded at my elbow, " THIS will have to go !"
• "There's one presidential campaign in either party that has a woman in charge _ and that's Pat Buchanan's, " she declared recently.
• There was a woman in charge of the Bunnies in each club, called the " Bunny Mother . " This was a human resources type of function and a management position.
• The book came out at the same time as another mainstream biography, Carl Bernstein's " A Woman in Charge : The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton ".
• A woman in charge of a bunch of girls in a museum stops them " by pulling roughly on their yellow plaits, as if on a train's alarm cord ."
• Bernstein's biography of Hillary Rodham Clinton, " A Woman In Charge : The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton ", was published by Alfred A . Knopf on June 5, 2007.
• The 24th century may bring a more liberated gender viewpoint, but clearly here on Earth in 1995 we seem to be light years away from coming to grips with the idea of having a woman in charge.
• This decade has seen one new landmark after another : the Family and Medical Leave Act; a feminist sitting on the Supreme Court; a woman in charge of American foreign policies that now include opposition to clitoridectomy.
• A woman in charge in the male-dominated world of filmmaking makes the whole experience that much more exciting . [ . . . ] She has a way of making every cut have a reason and meaning.
• After she is viciously attacked by a woman in charge of the budget of the American rock band Junk Dogs ( residing in the hotel ), the staff begins planning how to get even with the malicious woman.
• She was a woman in charge of her own life, which helped her to become the serial's first " sweetheart . " Smith told Kingsley that her favourite aspects of Daphne's personality were her confidence and stubborn streak.