Sentence examples for coast division from inspiring English sources

"That's ridiculous," said Mark Gill, president of Miramax's West Coast division.

Because she competes in the East Coast division of the World Cup qualifying and Fellers is in the West Coast division, both earned first-place points toward that event.

Scott Sassa, the head of NBC's West Coast division, said Mr. Zucker would bring "fresh perspective" to the selection of programs.

Indeed, it was his strategic skills that most impressed Scott Sassa, president of the West Coast division and Zucker's immediate boss.

Scott Sassa, the president of NBC's West Coast division, said that "last year there was an unprecedented amount of demand for network time".

As chief operating officer, Mr. Lack supersedes such executives as Scott Sassa, the president of NBC's West coast division, and Randy Falco, the president of the network.

Mr. Zucker, who is based in New York, called himself "an outsider from the inside," and indeed a number of other senior executives at NBC, a unit of General Electric, cited Mr. Zucker's close association with top NBC managers on the East Coast as likely to be helpful in easing the frequent conflict between NBC's East Coast and West Coast divisions.

In February, SolarCity acquired two solar installers with an established market on the East Coast — a division of groSolar and the solar division of Clean Currents — to expand its business well beyond the sun belt.

Ty McBride, 24, who heads the East Coast sales division of an American shoe manufacturer, collects Virgin Mary paraphernalia.

Three of NBC's West Coast entertainment divisions said this week that they would eliminate about 40 workers as part of an 8percentt staff reduction.

"We went from having the biggest year of all time in the movie business, then the following year we did pretty good, the year after that we did less well, we came back a bit and then this year we're doing less well," said John Calley, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment, which oversees the company's West Coast entertainment divisions, including Columbia Pictures.