Sentence examples for business reaching from inspiring English sources
These days, Doctor Who is big business, reaching way beyond its real-life surroundings.
Online advertising is the core of AOL's business, reaching 80% of the total online population.
The video realm, though, is much broader than Google's Net-centric business, reaching out to cameras, processors, mobile phones, movies and TVs.
Wade died in 1973, but his successors expanded the business, reaching $7.7 billion in annual sales by the end of the 20th century.
At a recent SeedCamp session the four mentors quizzing the founder of LegalTender, a marketplace for legal services, soon home in on the central problem of such a business: reaching a point where demand and supply feed on each other.
"Food tastes like food here," said a patron, Oliver McIntyre, who runs an advertising business, reaching over the counter to grab a half-gallon carton of whole milk to pour some into his coffee.
Signings of new contracts, an indicator of future business, reached $13.3 billion, an encouraging performance.
In a similar way, the jazz business reaches its audience in a slow but cumulative way.
In Germany its business reaches less than a third of properties.
Once a business reaches a certain size, a prudent founder stops boasting about his successes.
The lumber business reached its height in the late 19th century, when logs from the forests of the north jammed the river.
