Sentence examples for a fortune event from inspiring English sources
Almost two months after her son, Macallister, was born, Mayer irritated some women again when she bubbled at a Fortune event that "the baby's been way easier than everyone made it out to be".
Interesting off hand comment by AOL CEO Tim Armstrong at the Fortune event this morning.
At that Fortune event, she reiterated the claim that Mylan hadn't been seeking an inversion partner but had been willing to look into a deal "if the opportunity presented itself". But she also seemed to say that its search for a partner was rather more proactive than that.
It's understandable that having paid a fortune to sponsor the event, large firms expect the organisers to keep their end of the bargain.
None of this has to cost a fortune, and in any event healthier foods and, if necessary, a gym membership or other exercise program are well worth the investment.
As was widely reported throughout the day yesterday, people have not been watching the convention in droves, a subject of much concern to the people who paid a fortune to cover the event.
"So you made 10 grand on this panel?" "Yes, and I needed to," she said, "because it costs a fortune to advertise an event like this, and McCormick Place doesn't give away these rooms for nothing".
At a recent Fortune Brainstorm event in Colorado he was handing out Palm Pre's to attendees, and was the most popular guy in the room.
Mr. Walker of American Program Bureau said that he had recently booked a "major, major TV icon" who generally earns $75,000 for a speaking appearance at an event at a Fortune 100 technology company for one-third the normal fee.
In 1902 it collapsed, making a fortune for the photographer who captured the event.
