Sentence examples for business caught from inspiring English sources

Groupon's business caught fire and its growth has been breathtaking, even though its business model appears easy to replicate.

Cunningham's dances combine sculptural beauty with an air of people going about their business, caught up in their own concerns.

All of these executives spent some of their early careers practicing law -- until business caught their fancy.

A surveillance camera at the business caught the episode on videotape, which a black community organizer, named Quanell X, turned over to the mayor and the police chief.

This helps to explain why investment has been slow to revive there.In this section Business in the blood Room at the top Giving it a shot Still open for business Caught up in the courts Awaiting the gold rush Creative capitalism ReprintsIn some places the situation is getting worse.

If Lagos were a country, its GDP of $43 billion would make it the fifth-biggest economy in sub-Saharan Africa.In this section It might really happen Eek! Trouble at the top Flee or hide Muqtada al-Sadr, back in business Caught in the middle The eyes have it A rare good man ReprintsThe governor can be hasty.

Non-tourist businesses caught in the swarm should relocate to duller city outskirts.

Other British businesses caught out range from Primo Vape, which sells liquids for e-cigarettes, to the VeggieMatchMakers website.

SAN FRANCISCO — Businesses caught soliciting favorable reviews are increasingly running the risk of getting slapped with a badge of shame.

Fines of up to $500 a day could be levied upon homes and businesses caught wasting water.

The justice minister, Paola Severino, presented measures intended to improve Italy's judicial system, which has frequently dragged down businesses caught in its slow-moving cogs.