Sentence examples similar to broking role from inspiring English sources

Standing at the head of her own new list for the European Parliament, she polled nearly 9%—and could find herself with a power-broking role if she keeps up her momentum.

Despite the growth of electronic trading, Michael Spencer of Intercapital, who is the proposed chief executive of the new company, believes traditional broking companies have a role to play in maintaining orderly markets.

That's right, I want a remake of the 1996 mining dramedy Brassed Off (featuring Solange in the Stephen Tompkinson role as a broke clown).

Members of Congress who go for broke and take the "firebrand" role, like Tom Cotton, can also follow suit.

Earlier this month, the actress told Glamour magazine that before she landed the role of Kate, she was flat-out broke.

Her first film was Rosebud in 1975 – she took the role because the shoot was in France and she was broke.

Yes, big money plays much too large a role in the electoral process and that the electoral system is broke.

And it can't be compared to doing two hours in 'These Old Broads.' " If Ms. Collins made her career playing fairy-tale roles that broke ground for their portrayal of women as assertive if not utterly dominating, her new role is more mundane but perhaps more inspiring.

There's the obvious ridicule and minstrelsy, like the clownish roles on Two Broke Girls or Dads.

"Broke my heart many a time but can't deny what a great footballer the lad is and a true role model for upcoming footballers and Scousers especially".

This go-for-broke strategy is being led by QVT, an $8.5 billion activist fund with a reputation for taking leading roles in complicated situations driven by bankruptcy.