Sentence examples for executive dropped from inspiring English sources

In response, Paul Anderson, BHP's newish chief executive, dropped a small bomb on the mining world.

That same month, Mr. Brant, who had been chief executive, dropped his management role, citing personal reasons.

Last week Philip Clarke, the firm's chief executive, dropped a pledge to target a profit margin of 5.2% and indicated fewer stores would open this year.

After delivering a stilted, ad-libbed speech, Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive, dropped the curtain from a glowing 40-foot object, apparently a charging location roadside sign, but unmistakably phallic in shape.

Paula Jones' lawyers and quite a few other people assumed that you had a hostile environment when the chief executive dropped his trousers and requested action.

She had made the trip to help Carolyn, a California music executive, drop off her twin daughters, Lauren and Lindsey, at college.

Enthusiastic uniformed GoPro employees as far as the eye can see, beginning with a morning press conference that featured the enthusiastic C-level executive dropping to his knees on stage to pull the company's new drone from its custom backpack to audience applause.

The survey of 7,000 executives dropped to 100.0 from 101.4, despite forecasts that it would rise, reflecting that uncertainties stemming from the sovereign debt crisis, now in its third year.

A broad swath of the nation's leading chief executives dropped its opposition to tax increases on the wealthiest Americans on Tuesday, while the White House quietly pressed Wall Street titans for their support as well.

Mr. Kelly returned the favor by contributing heavily to a fund-raising contest in her name, meaning she was among the Southwest executives dropped, in front of workers, into a dunking tank.

Then Sterling's executives dropped a bomb: They would sell the company that had cost them $200 million in cash and stock a year before.