Sentence examples for brown division from inspiring English sources

"It's exponentially up," said David Young, chief executive of Hachette Book Group, whose Little, Brown division publishes the "Twilight" series by Stephenie Meyer, a favorite among digital pirates.

Apple remained in first place in the 2013 edition of the BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands study, commissioned by WPP, London, and conducted by the Millward Brown Optimor unit of its Millward Brown division.

It also brings its Alex. Brown division, well regarded for underwriting initial public offerings and financing startups, skills that could be vital in a changing Europe.

Bankers Trust also brings its Alex. Brown division, well-regarded for underwriting initial public offerings and financing startups in the U.S.

If the Blair-Brown division was a substantive one, it should be possible to identify significant differences between David and Ed Miliband, once the chief policy thinkers for Blair and Brown.

Thompson, who is associate dean for graduate and postdoctoral studies in Brown's Division of Biology and Medicine, hired him anyway.

Next weekend they have a bye, and then Ben will take the helm when the Steelers play the Cleveland Browns, another division rival, October 17 at Heinz Field.

In another sign of the slackening demand in the once-hot category of flavored malt beverages, the Miller Brewing Company is ending ventures with Allied Domecq and the Brown-Forman Spirits division of Brown-Forman under which Miller produced and sold three "malternative" brands.

But when it comes to military outsourcing, Halliburton's Kellogg Brown & Root division has a more impressive record than any of its rivals.During the second world war, Brown & Root built the Corpus Christi naval air station in Texas.

One executive, Gabriel Casas, a former salesman at Color Wheel in New York, was named in court papers as a co-conspirator with Mr. Panaccione in efforts to bilk Grey clients like the Brown & Williamson Tobacco division of British American Tobacco.

BROWN, Lawrence D; professor, division of health policy and management, Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York City.