Sentence examples for a chain of local from inspiring English sources
— Field Operations Specialist, November 2014 Source Design a mobile social app for a chain of local orthodontist offices.
Those clues led them to a chain of local fences, petty criminals and foreign jewelry appraisers, and finally to the jewels themselves.
This frenzyin which victims were butchered with farm tools, drowned in rivers, and thrown into deep vertical caveswas the culmination of a chain of local massacres that began earlier in the summer.
This frenzy in which victims were butchered with farm tools, drowned in rivers, and thrown into deep vertical caves was the culmination of a chain of local massacres that began earlier in the summer.
For example, Pelecanos wasn't interested in having his hero work exclusively as a P.I.; Nick developed his interest in snooping while laboring as a cut-and-paste adman for a chain of local electronics stores.
Some of these motives may have lapped at Zuckerman when he decided, in the mid-seventies, to buy a chain of local newspapers on Boston's North Shore and enter the media business.
Ms. Schneps owns the Queens Courier, a media company that includes a chain of five local newspapers, a health magazine and a weekly cable television show about Queens.
In September, his News Corporation, which owns The New York Post, purchased TimesLedger Newspapers, a chain of 16 local weeklies, including The Ridgewood Ledger, which covers Ms. Walthers's neighborhood.
To group the elements of one of the red strings and to segregate them from the other string, an enhanced response has to be propagated along a chain of more local groupings, based on both color and proximity relationships.
As co-owner of Denver Relief, one of Colorado's oldest medical marijuana dispensaries, plus a small chain of local pizza restaurants, and a sought-after cannabusiness consulting firm, Khalatbari used to spend large sums on local advertising for his pizza and pot that proved largely ineffective in bringing in customers.
In the mid-1980s, it was restored for use in "Ironweed," a film starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep that was based on the novel by William Kennedy; the filmmakers called it the Miss Albany Diner, taking the name from a onetime chain of local diners.
