Sentence examples for English enterprises from inspiring English sources
The squad is now seen for what it is: a group of committed but unexceptional players, albeit enlivened, as with many collective English enterprises (governments, armies) by one dashing individual, the striker Wayne Rooney.
English said that Wilson will be on the payroll of Todd English Enterprises starting Dec. 1.
The producers of the show assured Wilson that someone from Todd English Enterprises would be in touch shortly to coordinate his hiring.
"Why on the 25th would I move to Texas to live with my family there?" About 18 hours after The Huffington Post wrote two emails to Todd English Enterprises inquiring about the employment status of Tully Wilson, but before English responded to those messages, Wilson got a phone call from Steelman and English.
The South Sea Company, despite its name, was an English enterprise trying to mine gold in South America — without any success.
Hobson-Jobson: A Very English Enterprise is broadcast on Radio 4 at 11 00 BST on Friday 13 July.
The first export of tobacco from the then-colonies of the United States (specifically Virginia) to London showed fortunes in the English enterprise and by 1627, the Virginia tobacco was being shipped to London at 500,000 pounds a shipment.
The genre is the swashbuckling historical epic, in the case of "The Rising Sun," the ill-fated Scottish endeavor of 1698 to establish a trading colony at Darien, on the Isthmus of Panama, one that would rival the established English colonial enterprise.
But the tentacles of English maritime enterprise hardly extended beyond the seas of north-west Europe.
The rapid-fire rise and fall of Mr. English and his enterprise, EE-Biz Ventures, is more than just a tale of potential fraud on Internet time.
Incidental Intelligence (Timeo Danaos Division): On the wall of the garden of the Tsitsanes, the largest cafe between Athens and Piraeus, is a sign in Greek that is followed by this English translation: "This enterprise is not to be subject to appraisement but to the orders of excessive profits".
