Similar words: vice-president, president, presidential, presidency, resident, residential, residentially, resident alien. Meaning: n. an executive officer ranking immediately below a president; may serve in the president's place under certain circumstances.
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91. Senior Vice President Antonio Samson said 910 employees in targeted areas voluntarily applied for the program, which includes a benefit package.
92. Somewhere, a shoe company vice president is shaking his head in confusion.
93. Additionally, Jeff Osbourn, 38, was promoted to senior vice president of operations.
94. Marilyn Quayle, wife of the vice president made ￡6,800 for Embrace the Serpent, her novel about political life in Washington.
95. Industrial production managers with a proven record of superior performance may advance to plant manager or vice president for manufacturing.
96. Libby Sartain, a vice president for Southwest Airlines, sends questionnaires to groups requesting speakers.
97. It has been rumored around town today that I left to prevent my being nominated as vice president.
98. It was not a good night for the vice president.
99. The vice president who had called him into his office for a little chat nodded.
100. Former Vice President Al Gore was the guest speaker.
101. I'm now the vice president of my Lutheran church.
102. Jackson's vice president would be Martin Van Buren.
103. The Vice President said your Administration misread the economy.
104. And our Vice President deserves a long time-out.
105. His vice president, John Tyler, became president.
106. Scott Stewart, Vice President of Tactical Intelligence for the Austin, Texas-based Stratfor global intelligence company, follows the Mexican drug wars closely.
107. Wow, that vice president guy can sure dish out the guff!
108. Among the guests to the Monday ceremony were Peng Keyu, Chinese consul-general in New York, and Jan Berris, vice president of the NCUSCR.
109. Google hired a new vice president of financial planning and analysis, Francois Delepine, who sought to standardize and more tightly manage the budget process.
110. Tyler's refusal to reverse his vote to censure Jackson was admired by the Whigs in Congress. In 1840, the Whigs nominated Tyler to run for vice president with William Henry Harrison.
111. Sino - Kuwaiti investment group a vice president of Changhong (Sentencedict.com ), then sharply.
112. The vice president will take the helm while I'm away at the summit meeting in Geneva.
113. Knudsen picked him as his successor when that all-round motorman stepped up to executive vice president of General Motors Corp.
114. In a conference call with reporters, BP Senior Vice President Kent Wells explained.
115. Symptoms: Episodes of serving as Vice President of the United States under George W. Bush.
116. After all the vice president, Chester Arthur , supported Roscoe Conkling, too.
117. "Look at other industries in the city you're in," says Brendan Cruickshank, vice president of Juju.com, a job-search website.
118. William S. Knudsen picked him as his successor when that all-round motorman stepped up to executive vice president of General Motors Corp.
119. He was then promoted in 2005 to the position of executive vice president, where he had broad responsibilities, including quality, product management, purchasing and global sales.
120. And as the Vice President, I decided to assuage his doubts.
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