Sentence examples for corporate portrait from inspiring English sources

When the two men were photographed together for a corporate portrait, Mr. Kikukawa stood on a box to minimize the obvious height differential.

Maybe because Silicon Valley with its here-today, gone-next-quarter upstarts-never was a serious chunk of the corporate portrait business.

The costs of corporate portraits are almost always borne by the company despite lagging sales or stock slide.

He specializes in editorial and corporate portraits as well as product photography and videography.

After the makeover, the revamped women posed in corporate portraits, suits and all, donning their corn rows, braids and finger curls.

Some produce artists, like Hugh McMahon, whose work is on display this month in a photography exhibition at the James Beard Foundation next month, specialize in pumpkins and watermelons, into which they carve intricate bas-reliefs of corporate logos and portraits of people like Frida Kahlo and Mark Twain.

Beside this, Teichmann and Kaufman's portrait of corporate corruption looks pretty small beer.

I don't really know, but the portrait of corporate deviousness certainly suits the mood of the moment.

The heavy in Bart's scathing portrait of corporate corruption is Charles Bluhdorn, the chairman of Paramount's parent company, Gulf & Western.

Just about any episode of "60 Minutes" will contain a more pointed and dramatically focused portrait of corporate corruption, and just about any daytime television serial would bring the adultery plot to a much more satisfying boil.

The common theme that emerges from these various studies is a very unflattering portrait of corporate management: give executives lots of rope and they too often end up hanging themselves.