vice president *** , also: vice-president , VP (abbreviation)
veep AmE informal

I had never seen the vice president in better form.

No one knew who the vice president was going to be.

As vice president, she would take over if he goes.

By the age of 30, he was a vice president.

He became vice president of the company at age 25.

He was a vice president of the company from 1924 to 1930.

He was the company's vice president from 1889 to 1901.

He went on to become vice president of the society.

The vice president can play a large role in an administration or a small one.

He's been your vice president for the last seven years.

The vice president is, as he says, working his heart out.

The vice president does not seem to be taking it to heart.

Her husband is a vice president in the same department.

All eyes in the room were upon the vice president.

His wife is a vice president at a computer company.

Within minutes, the vice president was in the man's office.

He was also the vice president of the students' union.

He became vice president of the board on May 21, 2009.

The vice president said he has been involved with every decision for the past eight years.

That may have been more than the vice president really wanted to know.

"It just seems like he could have done better for vice president the second time around."

Then I moved up to the board and was vice president before my current position.

While in California, the vice president will focus on defense and economic issues.

But that has left to the vice president the job of making the administration's public case on Iraq.

He had been vice president and secretary of the company.