How to use "executive" in a sentence

During that period fifteen different and greatly distinguished citizens have, in succession, administered the executive branch of the government

The people themselves can do this also if they choose; but the executive, as such, has nothing to do with it

And it is to be hoped that the normal balance of executive and legislative authority may be wholly equal, wholly adequate to meet the unprecedented task before us

Hotel management personnel, showgirls, dancers, magicians, crewmen, and musicians crowded around the tables, sampling the offerings while Phillippe Chevalier, the hotel's executive chef, personally watched over the affair

He considered the requisitioning of this executive jet to be one of his most important accomplishments in the three years that he had been chief of the Nevada bureau of the Network

An executive jet for the chief of the vital Nevada bureau was not an extravagance, and Alexander believed his improved performance over the past year had convinced the old man in Washington that this was money well spent.

This slot was one of the half-dozen most powerful in the Network's executive hierarchy

I was to be an executive producer of the show and the writer of one of the first four teleplays, which would be based on my novel Darkfall

As it turned out, "network-approved writers" meant pals of the network executive

All I know is that during the fourteen or sixteen - or seven thousand - months that we worked together, through countless story meetings in the development executive's office, I was never sure that any of my writing confreres had read the complete novel that he or she was adapting - or understood what had been read

About a quarter of each meeting was tedious chum talk about the executive's and the approved writers' mutual acquaintances

The development executive in charge of the project is no longer in the business

The studio executive who brought the project to the network is, I am told, no longer in the business