Sentence examples for employees singing from inspiring English sources

Those facts would have doomed Case and Levin even if they had figured out how to get all their employees singing the same tune.

Caller from the 400 block of Third Street advised that a subject has been calling her and her employees, singing Elvis songs to them.

She drifts out of consciousness, and wakes up being wheeled out of an ambulance in the parking lot of Sacred Heart Hospital, with all the hospital employees singing to her, "Welcome to Sacred Heart," led by Dr. Kelso.

A mother and her teenage daughter, tragically underpaid Wal-Mart employees, sing about their dreams.

To release holiday tension, some Zappos employees sing karaoke on breaks or wear elf hats as they load conveyor belts with boots and shoes.

The previous holder of the record was Google, which had 3,798 employees sing Pharell William's Happy in the Irish capital, Dublin, in September.

The idea that success and a strong corporate culture go hand in hand dates back to the early twentieth century, when I.B.M. employees sang songs at conventions and sales meetings in order to instill, as the preface to the company songbook put it, "the fine spirit of loyal coöperation and good fellowship which has promoted the signal success of our great I.B.M. Corporation".

The deal was not, it turns out, that you got a free breakfast, but that the employees sang you an embarrassing song.

Instead of "I like big butts and I can not lie/You other brothers can't deny," the WaMu employees sang, "I like big bucks and I cannot lie/You mortgage brothers can't deny".

"I can assure you that [Qantas's] is the hardest [pilot] training in the world and that's why you guys are so safe," the actor and Qantas-qualified helmsman reassured airline employees, before singing a medley of numbers from Grease.

Subsequent scuttlebutt is that in addition to a mid-level whistleblower, the immunized I.R.S. employee is "singing like a birdie" (hardly an original metaphor).