Sentence examples for executive wind from inspiring English sources

How did a former comedy writer and marketing executive wind up tackling the thorny problem of our politically fragmented modern society?

Yet as his tenure as chief executive winds to a close next month, Europe's protracted economic malaise and its long-term consequences for Europe's manufacturers are constantly in his thoughts.

Now bosses make hundreds of times what ordinary workers do, and some chief executives wind up worth hundreds of millions of dollars when they retire.

A raucous Fijian gathering of British media executives winds up being such a cultural outrage that it makes an elderly Fijian waiter cry.

Mr. Kim nursed his dream until late 1999, when he fled Korea to avoid prosecution on fraud charges while a number of his top executives wound up in jail for issuing misleading statements and diverting funds.

Because Tyco executives wound up borrowing so much from the company, many of the bonuses came in the form of loan forgiveness.

Most executives winding down operations would rather unload everything at once instead of having to do many deals with different buyers, which is why they work with Byrne.

Energy and environment: Johannes Poulsen, former chief executive, Vestas Wind Systems, for the commercialisation of wind energy.

Russell Tencer, chief executive of Wind Products, which would furnish the Red Hook turbine, blames the uneven winds in the Bronx and Navy Yard locations for the poor results.

Another says that he would like to see Kenneth Lay -- then Enron's chief executive -- wind up as energy secretary in the new Bush administration.

Denise Bode Chief Executive American Wind Energy Association Washington, Oct. 7, 2010 • To the Editor: Your article did an unusually fine job of sharing the surprise and disappointment of wind farm neighbors struggling with unexpected noise, while not overstating the negative effects.