Sentence examples for Executive guard from inspiring English sources

But a changing of the executive guard at BBC1 in 2008 meant it never got made.

At times he was a single-minded media executive, guarding his copyrights against CD bootleggers and rappers who imitate his slang.

IN the beauty business, executives guard their images as closely as supermodels covet a favorite stylist.

John Adams favored a strong executive to guard against "the mob". He thought that partisans of popular democracy like Thomas Jefferson or Tom Paine ignored the dangers of populist passion.

The speed and severity of the recent reversal, however, has caught many executives off guard, including Mr Rigler.

The industry's growing unpopularity has caught many executives off guard.

According to W. H. Christian executives, the guard uniforms recently got an update with a new logo, silver braiding and patterned gray ties.

Mr. Obama's condemnation of unfair auto loans was the first time he has weighed in with a formal White House statement on a specific amendment of the sweeping financial regulation, and it caught many dealers and industry executives off guard.

According to company executives, armed guards were posted in scores of A.I.G. offices around the country to make sure that A.I.G. employees didn't steal C. V. Starr files and to prevent Starr employees from removing those files.

The fact that children were fascinated by the show caught television executives off-guard.

Thug, promoter, journalist, girlfriend, revolutionary, television executive, dictator, prison guard -- they all speak in parables and aphorisms and wisecracks that might just be wisdom, borrowing the diction of the King James Bible and of the blues.