Sentence examples for fancy firm from inspiring English sources

When she told me she got a job at this fancy firm, Cantor Fitzgerald, in the World Trade Center, I was so happy for her".

(Brideys, to the outside world, this dude is impeccable! He works for fancy firm as a fancy consultant. Just sayin'... Definitely not the kind of guy one pictures doing what he did to that poor couch!).

In an appeals court brief in 2006, the state explained that it relied on fancy firms like Sullivan & Cromwell to handle such cases.

Boasts Richman: "I'm the one the fancy firms call when they don't want to dirty their hands".

Of course, fancy firms had only just ceased to be identifiable as Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish; the only people of color working there probably cleaned the offices; and if there was a single woman attorney she likely did trusts and estates.

A little more than two decades later, the fanciest firms not only represent corporations for handsome fees but also fight to offer their services free to poor clients in exchange for a half-hour at the Supreme Court lectern.

Liev Schreiber plays Ray Donovan, a heavy-fisted "fixer" for a fancy law firm, the sort of fellow who makes scandals disappear, like a butch Olivia Pope.

On the other hand, if you spend your whole career in government, or in a fancy law firm or a big bank, you're seen as ever so slightly a loser.

Or Ebony, who was working behind the counter doling out burgers when Newman met her and is now a receptionist for a fancy law firm, studying to get her B.A. in political science at night.

"Instead, evidently, your definition of 'accountable' is to push the blame to your low-level employees who don't have the money for a fancy P.R. firm to defend themselves".

She talks about going from her home on the South Side of Chicago into the Loop to go to work at this fancy law firm, and she feels like she's leaving Planet Black and entering Planet White.