Sentence examples for business going through from inspiring English sources
Keeping your business going through the summer is very important – of course it is.
THERE you are, minding your own business, going through the mail and its daily bounty of bad tidings.
It's partly the way I talk, but also I'm good with business — going through my purse, looking for my glasses, lighting a cigarette".
Dell and H.P., he said, "see their cloud business going through the roof, the Web monsters buying servers at rates they've never seen before.
As a small business going through some turbulent years, we've constantly had to re-evaluate but I now feel that our team, and our position in the market, is stronger than ever.
Cannon stresses that although it was tempting to go it alone and open a separate business, going through the university just made sense given her lifestyle.
"The business went through the roof," Martine Reardon, executive vice president of marketing for Macy's, said of Ms. Brown's high-tech marketing experiment.
He started serving his own tacos in 1951 (this according to a 1999 biography of Mr. Bell, "Taco Titan," which Mr. Arellano has practically memorized), and the business went through several name changes (Taco Tia, El Taco) before starting as Taco Bell in 1962.
In the office, his foot propped up on a pillow, Mr. Rezza used a calculator to figure that the business goes through a ton of flour and more than six tons of cheese a week.
