Sentence examples for devoted business from inspiring English sources

For example, Bernstein (given the name of Welles' old guardian) is obviously Solomon S. Carvalho, the business manager of Pulitzer's World, whom Hearst hired away, and who became the watchdog of the Journal's exchequer and Hearst's devoted business manager.

Agnes's devoted business partner, Eddie David Harrelll), and her not-so-trusty driver, Reverend Biggs (Roland Sands), are other figures in the play, which comes to a melodramatic climax in a citywide power failure that exposes everyone's best and worst natures.

Indeed, for some devoted business owners, retirement often evokes associations to death.

And Adam Dell, who late last year left Crosspoint Venture Partners, a Silicon Valley firm where he was a partner, has started Impact Venture Partners, a $100 million fund in New York devoted to business-to-business Internet investments.

His only surviving letters and public statements are either conventionally – if supremely elegantly – phrased pleas for patronage, or words devoted to business transactions and legal cases.

Actually, a more telling accusation is that they have been too devoted to business.

The IREF study last year showed that, in one tome's 382 pages, only 18 were devoted to business.

He said about 2percentt of all the office space in the country was devoted to business centers.

The Financial Times of London, like The Economist, is a journal devoted to business and to economic realism.

This is followed by a gallery devoted to "Business, Collaboration and Spectacle" in which works by Warhol, Mr. Koons and Takashi Murakami compete for space.

And there will be fewer resources devoted to business support because at the end of the day, closing Growth Accelerator is simply a cut.