Sentence examples for corporate dead from inspiring English sources

If Boston's Route 128 corridor was the land of living corporate dead, then DEC was King of the Zombies.

That means corporate reform is dead in the water.

Mr. Aida's mural-size "Ash Color Mountains" is both a misted view of Mount Fuji and a scene of mass devastation: the mountain is composed of thousands of piled-up bodies of dead corporate office workers.

Buying departments have long been one of corporate life's dead ends, full of people chasing up invoices and trying to work out how many widgets the company bought last year.

In fact, the supply-and-demand explanation for wider corporate spreads is dead wrong.

For over a day, my mail was being forwarded to a DEAD corporate account to a company that I have not worked for over 3.5 years!!

Corporate loyalty is dead.

The corporate pundits were dead wrong.

That same year, Peter Moi, a reporter for the New Nation and Corporate newspapers, was shot dead for his reports.

George Nelson, a famed designer for Herman Miller, wrote to a colleague in 1970 that cubicles were "dehumanising" and suited for "corporate zombies, the walking dead".

Just beyond are the twinkling, crystalline towers of downtown Los Angeles, a juxtaposition that conjures the sly social subtext (walking dead versus corporate suits) of a George A. Romero zombie movie.