Sentence examples for building restaurants from inspiring English sources

Building restaurants in Manhattan should be good training for maneuevering in the treacherous waters of politics.

There are a few places that seem to be doing fine, trendier places like Raoul's; he owns a building, restaurants that own buildings can creep through.

Yum's growth "has been driven by aggressively building restaurants in China and Yum Restaurants International at a pace of nearly four new restaurants every day of the year," the company's chief executive, David C. Novak, said in a statement.

Sony receives a portion of Solo's receipts as a condition of the lease; Mr. Allaham says his Sony Building restaurants make about $5 million a year, in space that costs about $400,000 annually, or about $75 a square foot, and that could be leased till 2028.

Now Yonkers not only has a slick full-color newsletter devoted to its recent accomplishments (a new riverfront apartment building, restaurants and retail growth, an arts center, a new library), it also has a stunning new sculpture park, a result of the symposium.

Nokia is even building restaurants in Xingwang to encourage its staff to rub elbows with their counterparts at the top suppliers.

Sitting at a corner table in the Grill Room of the Four Seasons, the Seagram Building restaurant that inspired the phrase "power lunch," Ms. Lambert, still unyielding at 86, laughed with unguarded pleasure at the nerve she demonstrated 60 years ago.

Amassed fortune, started building restaurant empire with proceeds in 1988.

The sewage unit is operating as the following manner: (1) raw sewage and domestic waste water collected from the administration building, restaurant, warehouse, and control room, combined in the underground system.

Prior to Thomas Keller purchasing The French Laundry in 1994, Zagat surveyors used to refer to this quaint stone building restaurant in Yountville as a "mellow" place with an average cost of $29.

THEY have been banned from lighting up on airplanes, in government buildings, restaurants, cafes and pubs in much of Europe.