Eventually, a broken model emerged, the world of sport's Wild West, filled with free enterprise, self-interest and conflicting agendas.
For a while, the neighborhood had been a jewelry district, catering to Wall Street, and the building had been filled with such enterprises as pearl-stringing operations.
Surprised but happy, we Havanans saw how our city filled with little enterprises and houses converted into restaurants.
The bank's reserves filled with hollow securities from connected enterprises.
Noteworthy also is the fact that top management positions in a growing number of Soviet enterprises are filled with the workers' consent.
More and more, too, small theater productions are filled with underdogs who overcome hurdles through enterprise and hard work.
A larger, longtime enterprise, La Piñata Bakery, has glass cases filled with churros, conchas and tres leches cakes.
But a nine-hole round seems inherently relaxed, an enterprise that is neither hurried nor filled with expectation.
This pharaonic enterprise required carrying 14,666,666 baskets, each filled with 1.5 cubic feet of dirt, weighing about fifty-five pounds each, for a total of 22 million cubic feet.
They just can't keep up with the lines that snake down the sidewalk, filled with customers eager to move money through the social-enterprise mobile-banking company, Zoona (pronounced Zoh-na; means "it's real").
She ran the family enterprises from her Bavarian castle (Puchhof), which was filled with valuable paintings and rare porcelain.
