Sentence examples for design empire from inspiring English sources

Armani is now 71, and speculation is inevitably turning to the question of who will take the helm of his vast design empire when he steps down.

It was the beginning of an unlikely clothing and interior design empire (neither of the two had formal training) which became a favorite of the film industry A-list, such as the Indian actress Dimple Kapadia,  and royalty, like Britain's Princess Anne.

Though he has used a wheelchair since a viral infection left him paralyzed from the waist down in 2003, Mr. Graves and his firm remain busy around the world, and he retains the controlling tendencies of an architect and the builder of a design empire that has pervaded mass culture through Target and Disney World.

Martha Stewart, who built a catering business into a media and design empire, faces a criminal indictment related to her sale of shares in ImClone Systems, a biotech firm run by a close friend.

Next for the house of de Grisogono are additions to his design empire, "I am currently designing a line of luxury leather handbags which will be exclusively available in my boutiques in the Fall 2015 season".

Lastly, the one and only Paul Frank celebrated a recent return to his eponymous design empire with new characters, a DCon-wide branding presence, and a booth with kid-friendly appeal and the sprawling footprint of a mini-golf sculpture garden.

Rick Goodman, designer of Age of Empires and The Rise of Rome, designed Empire Earth.

The Thea Porter-designed empire-line dress displayed in the show – "demure but flirty" as Ehrman puts it – in devore velvet, is quintessentially 1970s.

Matias recently started a new position as Coordinator of Curriculum and Instructional Design for Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, New York, a nontraditional distance-learning institution.

He is fond of saying he can design an Empire-waisted dress, but not an empire, though that may come across as feigned ignorance or as a shield, as Mr. Lagerfeld is well aware of the commercial side of the business.

It was connected to the World Trade Center by a footbridge across Liberty Street and was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Associates, the architecture firm that also designed the Empire State Building, and Peterson & Brickbauer.