Sentence examples for business invited from inspiring English sources

Then, in 2000, the Collyers, whose passion was for game-making rather than business, invited Jacobson to become managing director of the company.

In the summer of 1999, Mr. Kasabian, again in Stamford on business, invited half a dozen colleagues -- including Ms. Bello -- for a night out in New York.

The move by Union Hall is not the first time a local business invited censure by taking on the stroller class.

Money & Business invited Martin Lipton, a founding partner of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, a law firm that specializes in representing corporate clients in takeovers, and Steven Koch, chairman of the mergers and acquisitions group at Credit Suisse First Boston, to talk about the current mood in the business and what it means for the future.

The owner of a new bar in Brooklyn had an idea about how to increase business: invite customers to bring their children.

Mr. Brooks's reinvigoration agenda — with its four baskets, addressing entitlement reform, the working class, political corruption and business — invites far more serious attention and discussion than the banalities now dominating our political discourse.

If you do not feel your entire staff has either the Internet experience or a good grasp of using social media for business, invite individual employees to contribute.

Fellow Birmingham businesswoman Rachel Conlisk, owner of Spinsonic Entertainment, which sells handmade hula hoops and classes, was one of 100 businesses invited to a Downing Street reception on Thursday.

By deploying violence against a succession of Muslim states, the world's leading powers have made their business its business and invited retaliation.

And I never accepted a music business invite again.

A group of women, buyers, business men, reporters, and some representatives of the Japanese fashion business were invited to a Seventh Avenue showroom to view Mr. de la Renta's summer styles.