Sentence examples for celebrated client from inspiring English sources

But his most celebrated client was Marc Rich, the billionaire fugitive commodities trader and tax evader to whom President Bill Clinton granted a pardon.

Professor Marshall's most celebrated client was Anthony Porter, who was convicted of a double murder in 1982 and sentenced to death.

PR Consulting's chief rival is KCD, with its own celebrated client list (Marc Jacobs, Diane Von Furstenberg, Alexander Wang and Givenchy, among others) and its own high-profile co-president, Ed Filipowski.

David Falk, now forty-seven, is tall and bald (albeit not so tall and bald as his most celebrated client), and, with his Zegna suits and StarTac phone, he has become a fixture at the N.B.A.'s draft night, where he gets to exercise his skills at coaxing, cosseting, and cudgelling in rapid succession.

If relations were soured over the summer by the unnecessary furore his agent, Dimitri Seluk, created, with his bizarre accusation that City did not even provide a cake to celebrate his client's birthday, they are undergoing a repair now.

We don't have to worry about celebrating our clients' success and offending other clients".

In April 2009, justice officials notified HUD that a deferred prosecution agreement with Beazer had been reached — the sort of deal that Sullivan & Cromwell had celebrated in its client memo a year earlier — essentially shutting down the HUD investigation.

Even as his client celebrated his court victory this spring, Mr. Tepsayev said, Mr. Yevloyev's fears shifted to the centuries-old Caucasian tradition of the blood feud declared against a killer by his victim's family.

McKinsey's association with Enron, a much-celebrated client before its spectacular collapse in December 2001, "cast a little bit of doubt" on the firm, Mr. Rodenhauser said.

Over time, though, it was his name that would pop up in lyrics, whether being celebrated by his clients and peers, or sometimes taking shots from adversaries.

So, while the Warriors to Work program, an organization that offers veterans free help with every step of the job search, recently celebrated placing 100 clients, if mainstream organizations don't know where to turn to identify eligible veterans, then they won't be able to help reduce the abysmal unemployment rate.