Sentence examples for a computer entrepreneur from inspiring English sources

"When I heard it was tuition-free, I didn't think it would be very good," said Mr. Jean, who hopes to be a computer entrepreneur.

"Syrians had no idea who Israelis were for 65 years," says Moti Kahana, a computer entrepreneur who has spent time with the rebels at their office in Washington as well as in Syria.

He has attractive, lively-looking candidates for some posts—a computer entrepreneur, Jost Stollmann, to take charge of the economy, Walter Riester, a forward-looking trade unionist, to deal with labour, Michael Naumann, a civilised publisher, for the arts.

Before their detention, Mr. Xu was a reporter for The Consumer Daily, Mr. Jin was a geologist, Mr. Yang was a computer entrepreneur, and Mr. Zhang was a freelance writer.

After walking past a couple of tattoo parlors and a shop where the front window was full of outrageously vampy women's clothing, I found Hurdie Burk, a computer entrepreneur who is president of the Deep Ellum Association.

Floyd Nichols, a computer entrepreneur with a hereditary disease that almost invariably leads to colon cancer, started Cell Pathways to develop a drug that promised to keep him alive.

We're not meant to ask such things as why a retired computer entrepreneur like Don Johnston would live in what appears to be a forlorn upstate New York town; or why he has no interests or friends except for a chattering, good-hearted busybody, Winston Jeffrey Wrightt), who lives next door.

Jeffrey Osborn, 48, a retired computer entrepreneur and private investor who lives in Maine and Florida, has about 5percentt of his liquid assets in American Eagles purchased in 1997.

Mr. Gluck, a former computer entrepreneur, painter and sculptor, said the museum, supported by private backers not in the commercial sex industry, needed to attract about 100,000 visitors by July to break even and has been running as much as 50percentt ahead of projections.

Stock was a highly respected photographer for the Magnum photo agency, which in February announced a deal with computer entrepreneur Michael Dell to sell almost 200,000 of its archive press prints.

Icahn bowed out of a battle against computer entrepreneur Michael Dell's bid to take his company private earlier this year, but his counter-offer succeeded in wringing a higher price from the founder and his private equity backers.