He was, in effect, the chief operating officer of the department.

He was president and chief operating officer from 1969 to 1971.

He had been president and chief operating officer since 1987.

He saw himself as chief operating officer, the man who got things done.

Her mother is the president and chief operating officer of the company.

Chief operating officer is a new position, the company said.

"I will now be chief operating officer for three and a half billion."

He became president and chief operating officer three years ago.

He has been at the company for four years as president and chief operating officer.

The company did not say whether anyone would take over as chief operating officer.

In 1984 he was named president and chief operating officer.

He became president in 1978, and a year later was named chief operating officer.

Four months later he became president of the paper and, two years after that, its chief operating officer as well.

There are no current plans to name a new chief operating officer.

The position of chief operating officer will not be filled.

He called him the "chief operating officer of the House."

He continues as chief operating officer of the new company.

In 1996, she became the company's vice president and chief operating officer.

He also served as the company's chief operating officer and later president.

But when we really needed him later on, he finally joined up and made a great chief operating officer for David's team.

He has also just hired a new chief operating officer.

The role is more junior than the chief operating officer.

In 1970 he became chief operating officer and technical director.

He will also continue as chief operating officer of its banking group.

He is now executive vice president and chief operating officer.

She started to coo at him, which he seemed to like.

Coo back to him and he'll begin to understand how two people talk.

When she did it was to coo at the baby.

"Coo says he heard their minds were taken from them."

As the others came to taste the water and re- mark at its coo!

Sometimes their children are with the camera man, don't they, and you can see them going coo.

He let his voice become a coo of sympathy, just a bit exaggerated.

This from Rachel, who was already leaning over to coo.

Coo shook his head and then nodded, to be sure he was understood.

There must have been something to that, coo, come to think of it."

"You will even have a babe to fuss and coo over this time next year."

Things can get a bit sticky as husband and wife, keeping an eye on the camera, coo at each other.

He watched the judges coo and carry on over Patrick's project.

The herders saw it coo and many turned their faces away from him.

The Midlands form of this word was co or coo.

From those openings came the coo of pigeons, one in each bag.

You could hear the apostrophe before it like a coo or a kiss.

Coo, I don't want to be a jockey at all.

"Yes, she seems the type to coo over newlyweds," he said with a little smile.

"Bad news,' Coo said, joining the others at the table.

Now, sweating after effort, she stopped off at the galley for a coo!

In this last story we see Coo piloting a model plane for a competition.

And I'll make sure I'm there to coo at it.

Several patrons even came over to coo at the weeping red faces and offer advice.

Not the Coo, with whom they are occasionally rumored to be allied.