managership

• “Aloof is not a accusation that has ever been levelled at him, although the England managership usually develops into a friendless task.”

  The Guardian: Harry Redknapp: the people's manager | Observer profile

• “Monkton, recently elevated to the managership, gasped, swallowed, and maintained his imperturbable attentiveness.”

  THE PRODIGAL FATHER

• “Gareth Southgate's new FA post offers no way back to club managership”

  The Guardian: Gareth Southgate's new FA post offers no way back to club managership

• “Gareth Southgate's new FA post offers no way back to club managership | Football | The Guardian”

  The Guardian: Gareth Southgate's new FA post offers no way back to club managership

• “Some managers do this better than others, and I happen to be part of a team where the managers have traditionally done this practically trained to do this, apprenticed from “generation” to generation of managership, which span just a couple of years each.”

  Duty | Spontaneous ∂erivation

• “Cawdor-Jones, unsacked from his managership, smiled gently at the memory of the past few days.”

  Fictionaut: The Elvis Latte

• “What thrived under owner-managership is destroyed by the hired-gun CEO, thirsty for personal gain.”

  THE GRAPES OF WRATH, 2008

• “The Difference Between Leaders and Managers yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'The Difference Between Leaders and Managers'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Think of Political leadership as you read the book review for RESONANT LEADERSHIP;: this book confuses leadership with managership, barely mentioning the principal tools by which leaders inspire action without hierarchical power -- narrative and storytelling.”

  The Difference Between Leaders and Managers

• ““I want to talk to you about that assistant managership.””

  Our Mr. Wrenn

• “And his chances for the assistant managership “looked good.””

  Our Mr. Wrenn

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