Sentence examples for To be communications from inspiring English sources

"We felt there needed to be communications in the marketplace to build awareness" for the program, said Brian Fetherstonhaugh, chairman and chief executive of OgilvyOne.

"I would describe him as a nice pit bull," said Vicky Rideout, who hired Mr. South to be communications director for the unsuccessful 1993 Los Angeles mayoral campaign of City Councilman Mike Woo, when Mr. South first caught Mr. Davis's eye.

It's pretty telling that for all its extensive capabilities, the most popular and successful use for the chameleonic smartphone continues to be communications.

Yet he also said that among the first messages he received after news of the bust-up had begun to circulate were communications from Google and Facebook.

But the Shadow is intended to be a communications powerhouse.

As a result, files are more likely to be misplaced, communications garbled and decisions slowed, they said.

For the system to work — for the warnings to be timely, communications to be transparent, missiles to launch, explosives inside the warheads to detonate, and nuclear cores to fission — everything has to be virtually perfect.

Among Christian gnostics the tradition also included what was believed to be secret communications of the risen Christ to his disciples.

The Google locomotive is far from slowing down the next stop appears to be wireless communications.

"We want to be your communications provider for life," Irving says.

"We are a data-first company, but we want to be a communications company," Singh explained.