Sentence examples for In middlemen from inspiring English sources
One of the more original interpretations of the word accident comes in "Middlemen" by the Dutch video artist Aernout Mik.
Homeowners intent on selling a house without cutting in middlemen for a 6% commission were relegated to a fringe market.
Working through Senators like Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor, they claim that moving to direct student lending would be too chaotic before next year -- which coincidentally happens to guarantee the student lenders another year and $8.7 billion in government-subsidized profits in "middlemen" fees.
"They are not only letting in a middleman, they are letting in a new middleman".
In "Middleman's" first episode, last week, a slimy, many-eyed, multitentacled creature erupts in a DNA lab.
According to the prosecution, the conspiracy involved top dealers and private collectors in London and New York, along with art restorers in Zurich, middlemen in Geneva, and tomb robbers and smugglers in Italy.
Money is smuggled in cash via middlemen and deposited in shell companies and tax havens.
Money is channelled to Iran via middlemen in the Gulf.
Investors cashed in, as did middlemen along the global food chain.
Banks are in essence middlemen (or "financial intermediaries") that borrow in order to lend.
Bharati Mukherjee beautifully explored contrasting lives in India and North America in The Middleman and Other Stories (1988), Jasmine (1989), Desirable Daughters (2002), and The Tree Bride (2004).
