Sentence examples for biggest junk from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing decade and junk bonds, NVF was controlled by Victor Posner, one of the biggest junk bond aficionados of the 1980's.

But I listened to my gut, believed in myself, and now, 1-800-GOT-JUNK? is the biggest junk removal company in the world.

But the tractor can't handle some of the bigger junk that ends up here.

Big Junk Food, with its ubiquity and its advertising juggernaut, will always swamp earnest nutritional pamphlets and public-service announcements.

"There's a thing called big junk week here, where people throw out large items," Mr. Coyne said.

The Journal reported that Morgan Stanley said that market talk that it had suffered big junk bond trading losses was "greatly exaggerated".

And so it had been, but clay-court tennis at Roland Garros is a marathon, not a sprint, and Murray, who once had a big junk food habit, has gradually transformed himself into a serious professional athlete in the past three seasons.

The reality is that genius has a bigger junk pile to climb out of than ever, one that requires just as much hustle and ingenuity as the old distribution system.

Cendant, which also owns businesses like Avis car rental and the Days Inn hotel chain, started NRT in 1997 jointly with Apollo Management, which is run by Leon Black, the deal maker of the big junk bond firm Drexel Burnham Lambert, now defunct.

As manager of a fund with a mere $187 million in assets, Moini focuses on sub-$300 million issues that big junk shops like Pimco tend to skip.

Goldman traded $70 billion of Treasurys electronically, representing 75% of its trades, in this year's first quarter, says Lawrence Buchalter, who ran the firm's big junk-bond desk before creating this new platform.