Sentence examples for executive stuffed from inspiring English sources

Annoyed that a new storage product wasn't selling, the chief executive stuffed as many of the refrigerator-sized units that could fit into the office of every sales person in the company.

Finance executives stuffed the TARP money directly into their pockets.

Executives have stuffed their pockets with public money.

Mets executives denied stuffing the Cyclones' roster with overqualified players to produce some good news in an otherwise worthless season.

Meanwhile, on the back of soaring oil prices, Shell is now making £1.3bn profit a month as its executives enthusiastically stuff their pockets on the back of it.

If chief executives stopped stuffing their own pockets, there might be more sympathy when they complain about being held up by employees who contend that they were denied their fair share.

State Senator William L. Gormley handed out hoagies from a delicatessen in Atlantic City, and the Essex County executive, James W. Treffinger, provided abundantly stuffed box lunches.

Henry J. Cardello Chapel Hill, N.C., Sept. 10, 2009 The writer is a former food industry executive and author of "Stuffed: An Insider's Look at Who's (Really) Making America Fat".

HANK CARDELLO Washington, June 12 , 2012The writer is director of the Obesity Solutions Initiative at the Hudson Institute, a former food industry executive and the author of "Stuffed: An Insider's Look at Who's (Really) Making America Fat".

WASHINGTON — In 2005, federal authorities concluded that a Monsanto consultant had visited the home of an Indonesian official and, with the approval of a senior company executive, handed over an envelope stuffed with hundred-dollar bills.

That's a new mantra that you will hear from nearly any Microsoft executive: Get stuff done.