Sentence examples for fictional business from inspiring English sources

Played by an emaciated Mr. McConaughey, who lost nearly 50 pounds for the role, Woodroof finds an unlikely — and fictional — business partner in the sensitive Rayon, whom he meets at a hospital.

Jacobson has long made it his fictional business to set up and explore high-risk scenarios; to invite our offence and defuse it with a defiant "Ha!" in the face of our fastidiousness.

In the ad, which touts Systemax's 24-hour technical support department, a fictional business owner talks about "Systemax Guy," the technical support person who is so helpful that the boss assumes he's a member of his own staff.

A powerhouse of the fictional business world, these cartoon capitalists provide all manner of gadgets, gizmos and thingamabobs to primary coloured predators such as Wile E Coyote, who in spite of a laundry list of faulty products remains the company's No 1 customer.

Seeing smiley faces in the fictional business email made readers trust the sender less, Yoo found.

In a Saturday Night Live sketch featuring Horatio Sanz and Derek Jeter, the fictional business "Derek Jeter's Taco Hole" is on Route 3 in Nutley, NJ between Kinko's and "El Duque's Shoe Repair".

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The pair played war games like Call of Duty and Battlefield for hours, during which Daynes claimed that he worked for the US government and promised Breck "great wealth" through a fictional computer business.

Was the same audience that embraced the likes of Cher, One Direction and Matt going to give a hoot about the fictional upstairs/downstairs business of an Edwardian stately home?

Witchsy is a great new artist-made goods site started by two great gals and a third fictional male business partner (created to lend ironic patriarchal credibility to the project).

In a 2005 study, she sent out 4,000 résumés to businesses in Boston and St .Petersburg, Fla., for fictional job applicants from 35 to 62.