supervisor **

I wanted to call his supervisor to put in a good word.

In 1981, a supervisor asked him to change course once again.

They would no longer be supervisors but rather support staff.

The field workers must answer these questions, not their supervisors.

Now the question is, Do you report him to his supervisors?

He was the second supervisor known to have died in office.

So why'd they make him up to a supervisor then?

The Supervisor just called and wants to talk to me.

I've been her supervisor for the past couple of months.

"And will you be talking to a supervisor about your work with me?"

I asked who his supervisor was and he gave me the name.

Her supervisor and I decided to read some of them.

He heard the supervisor move on, and did not look to see.

"My supervisor said we may still be able to work something out!"

Looks like your new supervisors are getting things going again,?

All students have a team of two or more supervisors.

From 1941 to 1943, he was the state supervisor of business education.

His father worked in the city as a supervisor of public school music.

The supervisors would not answer questions, though they asked many.

The only thing he could think of was the supervisor.

Even some of the supervisors have been on the job only a year or two.

He is also a music supervisor for television and film.

And that person said I'd have to talk to her supervisor.

If you need more help, ask to speak to a supervisor.

There also has to be a supervisor on site until the end.