Sentence examples for executive blowing from inspiring English sources

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An executive blew into Pennsylvania Station in a hurry to go to Princeton.

The New Yorker, August 2 , 1958P. 21 An executive blew into Pennsylvania Station in a hurry to go to Princeton.

The case was brought after Michael Woodford, Olympus's British former chief executive, blew the whistle on an alleged $1.7bn £1.1bnn) accounting fraud.

By Ruth Reed and Bernstein The New Yorker, August 2 , 1958P. 21 An executive blew into Pennsylvania Station in a hurry to go to Princeton.

Last weekend, a former Google executive blew the whistle on a massive and "immoral" tax avoidance scheme at the firm, by which it paid only £10m to HMRC in the five years to 2011, despite generating UK revenue of £11.9bn.

They were only forced into a full disclosure in May 2012, when a senior Autonomy executive blew the whistle on serious accounting improprieties with HP's top lawyer John Schultz, the claim alleges.

When Ronald Culp was running the public relations operation at Sears a decade ago, an executive blew his stack in a meeting with 30 employees.

Remember the public furor in September 2008 when AIG executives blew $440,000 at a posh resort days after the insurance company received an $85 billion bailout from the U.S. government?

Nor is it true that six executives blew their chance, at a leader conference held in Alton's absence, to swing the paper away from backing war.

Security was tightened to prevent the confined executives from "blowing".