Sentence examples for bermuda which from inspiring English sources

There could be another solution, however, inspired by Bermuda, which has even worse clean water supplies.

The following year, Elbow Beach Hotel, Bermuda (which subsequently became a Mandarin property) recruited Thomson as a senior manager.

He took it from Andrew Marvell's "Song of the Emigrants in Bermuda," which was quoted in the text.

A mail drop is about all a company needs to claim residence in Bermuda, which has no corporate income tax.

Bermuda, which had enjoyed that status for the past four years, failed even to make the final eight.

While Renaissance's main hedge fund is based in the US, the company also has "feeder funds" incorporated in Bermuda, which imposes no income or corporation taxes.

In the final of the Bermuda Bowl, which finishes on Saturday, the U.S.A.-1 team of George Jacobs, Ralph Katz, Steve Garner, Howard Weinstein, Zia Mahmood and Michael Rosenberg is losing to Norway by 57.5 imps.

After 10 rounds, seven of the eight United States teams are in the top eight, the exception being U.S.A.-1 in the Bermuda Bowl, which is nearly two matches behind eighth place.

The Bermuda-based company, which also specialises in insuring against kidnap and covering fine art, is expected to deliver a 15% return on equity in 2011.

The acquisition gives Bermuda-based Global Crossing, which is building a global fiber optic network for voice and data, a foothold in the important U.S. market.

This was the first American success in a large international field, as distinct from the Bermuda Bowl championships in which continental zones are represented.