Sentence examples for associates brought from inspiring English sources

The third attempt, by Mr. Smith and associates, brought about a retooled and scaled-down project.

Still, we miss the black humor that the loathsome Shug and his foul associates brought to Shawnee before the "hardworking, kind, neighborly, God-fearing mountaineers" ran them out of town.

Mr. Bush had returned to his hometown, Midland, in 1975, to break into the oil business, after his years at Phillips Academy, Yale and Harvard Business School — time away from the state that Mr. Perry's close associates brought up frequently in interviews.

In early 1997, MacFarlane was gunned down by two Hells Angels associates brought in from Montreal.

In early 1997, MacFarlane would be gunned down by two Hells Angels associates brought in from Montreal.

It's possible to tire, long before Carter does, of his lists of "$2,400, pearwood-finished Rigne Loset love seats," and at times the second-person narration and club-hopping associates bring us dangerously close to "Bright Lights, Buddhist City" (there is even a winking reference to "McInerney's Grocery").

In addition, the academy named 15 scientists to the ranks of their nonvoting foreign associates, bringing that number to 330.

"We especially value the leadership qualities and experience our veteran associates bring to workforce.

(It's not at all clear that he did. He was on the battlefield because his father, an Al Qaeda associate, brought him over. Khadr has said that he was tortured in American custody. Here's more about the case).

He and Mike Ramalho, his associate, brought on two other businesses to share the space — Signature Car Collection, a luxury and exotic car rental agency, and Arena Motors, a service center specializing Lamborghinis and Ferraris.

This also includes the resources each associate brings to the group, such as manufacturing capacity or technical production capabilities.