Sentence examples for build a chain from inspiring English sources
A former member of Chiang Kai-shek's military, he traded on his political and business connections to build a chain of papers in both Taiwan and North America.
There is no more tenacious champion of charters than Ms. Moskowitz, whose students earn top test scores and who has plans to build a chain of 40 schools.
Mursilis II (reigned c. 1346 c. 1320 bc) had to build a chain of forts across the northern Hittite border to defend against continual Kaskan raids.
Mr. Seaman says his years at the family company also taught him that he wanted to build a chain with clean, standardized stores like another retailer he admired, Gap.
Richard had wanted to build a chain of chicken-wing restaurants, but his father talked him out of it during a walk along the beach near his summer rental in Quogue on Long Island.
I would have to build a chain of inference that led from the undoubted, countable presence of the "b's" and "p's" in the passage to Milton's intention and back again.
He bought a Bronx drugstore as a front for selling illegal booze, paid off cops and swiftly built a chain of similar stores.
He started with one physical therapy center and built a chain of them that sold in 1994 for a reported $40 million.
By then, he had built a chain of 40 physical therapy centers, where many professional athletes and local personalities worked out.
He then built a chain of professionally staffed blogs that eschewed media conventions like, oh, fairness and reporting, for brutal, well-turned takes on fairly mannered industries.
For instance, if two entrepreneurs built a chain of tattoo parlors and then sold that business, their profits would be taxed at the capital gains rate.
