Sentence examples for executive of stone from inspiring English sources

"I think for the most part, most European beer fans won't know what hit them," said Greg Koch, the chief executive of Stone, who will be on hand to tap his brewery's vanilla-bean smoked porter, imperial black I.P.A. and brews aged in red wine barrels, among others.

The stone is a mix of black and gray, from feldspar and hornblende; pale green and white, from quartz and also from feldspar; and brownish red, from deposits of garnet as large as a half-dollar coin, said Karen Pearse, the founder and chief executive of Innovative Stone.

Instead, she decides that she will "whisper in the ears" of Silicon Valley's Who's Who — the entrepreneurs behind tech's hottest start-ups, including Jay Adelson, the chief executive of Digg; Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter; and Jason Calacanis, the founder of Mahalo.

"Today, the exact same stones come from Lesotho and South Africa," said Marvin Samuels, chief executive of Premier Gem Corp., a New York diamond supplier specializing in large, fine stones.

"It's a very forward-thinking firm," said Jim Wiatt, chief executive of the William Morris Agency, which also represents Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker.

[UK] This week Stephen Fry – British actor, journalist, celebrity 'Tweeter' and self-confessed technophile – appeared alongside Biz Stone, Founder and Chief Executive of Twitter and Reid Hoffman, Founder and Chief Executive of LinkedIn.

"Hearts Made of Stone".

The quiltwork of stone walls.

HOUSE OF STONE, by Anthony Shadid.

Hearts of granite, hearts of stone,.

Houses were of stone or adobe mud.