Sentence examples for after liquidating from inspiring English sources

In addition to providing insurance of up $100,000 per bank account, the F.D.I.C. tries to restore part of depositors' uninsured funds after liquidating the assets of a failed bank.

When Ken Giddon reopened Rothmans in 1986 after liquidating his grandfather's business, the Union Square area was not the neighborhood it is today, and more than once he found himself standing guard with a baseball bat in the middle of the night after the windows had been smashed.

Unable to keep up with bills even after liquidating some of his 401 k), he declared bankruptcy later that year.

After liquidating Batista cohorts, Fidel turned to persons who were potentially more dangerous to his rule than members of the discredited old regime: socialists and democrats.

For the last 40-odd years, after liquidating the Violi threat, the Rizzutos, along with the Cuntreras, have controlled Montreal like the goddamn Sun King, dictating the terms of the criminal landscape through their charismatic leader, Vito Rizzuto, who besides being a ruthless prick, reigned as absolutist Monarch, frequently waving his dick at the cops and the traditional mafia powers that be.

Starting around 2000, many households began to use credit cards to cover basic expenses after first liquidating their savings and draining equity from their homes.

News of the acquisition comes after a report that Bubbly, which is based in Singapore, was liquidating after acquisition deals failed to work out.

BBDO has been asked to take part in the review; MarchFirst is liquidating after it failed to sell assets.

– Not long after it began liquidating nearly a third of the 400 cars in its collection, the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles announced a major exterior redesign of the museum Sunday at a news conference held here at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Élégance.

Blue River Asset Management's main municipal-bond hedge fund, which reportedly previously held more than $1 billion in assets, is liquidating after a harsh sell-off in the bond market, Reuters said.

Soon after, he liquidated much of that, returning nearly $3 billion of capital to shareholders through stock buybacks, and disappeared into a 100-year-old clapboard house in Norwich, Vt.