Sentence examples for business facade from inspiring English sources

With Schrader bedridden from the ax-attack, temporarily hampering his investigations, Walter's wife Skyler (Anna Gunn) proceeds to collude alongside him and their attorney, Bob Odenkirk's Saul Goodman, in money laundering and constructing an intricate Fring-esque business facade.

On Sunday, he could finally drop the business-like facade.

At the end of the day, Michigan did what big-time athletics does in so masterly a way: hide a grimy business behind the facade of a great university.

Opened in 2003 in what was then an ageing business hotel (the facade remains), the Claska has stunning Japanese modern rooms with crisp lines and a cool palette; some have private terraces, tatami floors or glass-cased bathrooms.

The associations with a moribund labourism – or worse with anticapitalist tumult – are hardly obliging in the effort to cultivate a business-and-shopping facade for Brit-town.

We don't know yet whether she spawned wall-to-wall chaos — the ruling on a stay will determine that — but the N.F.L.'s whole business-as-usual facade has been flushed down the gutter.

But he makes it clear that the astronaut world has needed to lose its daredevil edge, and that a new breed of calm, stoical, strawberry-soaking astronauts will help give a business-as-usual facade to great space leaps of the future.

As Turks grappled Saturday with the shock of the resignations — and an extraordinary moment in modern Turkey's history — officials scrambled to project a facade of business as usual, even as their critics warned of a creeping authoritarianism engineered by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has governed since 2003.

I walk past the Baruch College business school, whose sooty, sloping facade is a late-summer glacier slumping off the corner of East 24th Street and Lexington Avenue.

Looking to create a Main Street feel, the city added trees, murals and streetlights, and helped business owners spruce up their facades.

It was show business all the way, a zany facade for songs that plunge into trauma and confusion and come out strutting.