Sentence examples for business classmates from inspiring English sources

It would have driven a great majority of my business classmates out of their minds, but it never bothered me.

I convinced one of my business classmates to let me live with her in New York City as I tried to find a technical co-founder (i.e. free developer) who could help me with Blurtt.

I liked my business classmates and I couldn't imagine leaving them.

It helps somewhat that most of his former business school classmates are hardly becoming masters of the universe.

To reassure one potential landlord, Mr. Heywood prepared a report on the salaries of their business school classmates.

His vast Rolodex of tipsters included former business school classmates, fellow hedge fund traders and technology industry executives whose origins, like his, were from the Indian subcontinent.

Mr. Benavidez approached several business school classmates about investing in his hot dog stand, for example, and was turned down by all of them.

In a recent Bucks post, "How to Bargain at Markets," I shared some of the tips my business school classmates and I learned while bargaining for knockoffs and counterfeit goods on a class trip to China.

He plays Walter Black, CEO of a toy manufacturer, married to Meredith (Foster, acting too), with two sons: Porter, a nervy 17-year-old (Anton Yelchin) who runs an implausibly lucrative business ghosting classmates's homework; the other a standard-issue moppet, forever chirping all-too-apt naïveities.

Before they sign the dotted line, they can be expected to call your competitors, your customers, your former employers, your business school classmates — they will ask everyone and their mother about you.

The company was co-founded by former business school classmates Jevgenijs Kazanins and Dalia Lasaite, plus Estonian developers Juhan Aasaru and Sander Muru, as part of Garage48, a European boot camp where startups are created in the course of a weekend.