Sentence examples for forming a syndicate from inspiring English sources

Julius Rosenwald was not th man who discovered Sears Roebuck, but his brother-in-law, Aaro m Nusbaum who bought a half-interest in the business & later induced his brother-in law Rosenwald to purchase half of his interest, which the latter did by forming a syndicate with his brother and cousin.

He and Voltaire formed a syndicate, collected all the money, and became moneylenders to the great houses of Europe.

Queried in May, a United States military spokeswoman said the Haqqani network had formed a syndicate with other, unspecified groups.

By Noel F. Busch The New Yorker, September 22 , 1934P. 72 Willie Turnesa's six brothers-Phil, Frank, Joe, Mike, Dough and Jimmy-have formed a syndicate.

The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 72 Willie Turnesa's six brothers-Phil, Frank, Joe, Mike, Dough and Jimmy-have formed a syndicate.

Hester finally stopped talking to the buyers, and in early 2014 he and Luard formed a syndicate, in which a new investor, Anne Barrott, bought a third of the horse.

He got together with the other leading Russian businessmen who were attending the Davos conference and they formed a syndicate to work for Yeltsin's re-election.

During the depression that followed the panic of 1893, Morgan formed a syndicate that resupplied the U.S. government's depleted gold reserve with $62 million in gold in order to relieve a Treasury crisis.

Convinced that "Celebration" would be one of the most ambitious bodies of work in a decade, Deitch formed a syndicate with two other dealers, and together they took over the project.

Nine months later, we won a huge contract from the federal government; we were selected over three larger companies that had formed a syndicate to try to win the contract.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, August 2 , 1976P. 63 Five men from Canada formed a syndicate and save $1,500,000 for a yearling chesnut colt by Secretariat out of Charming Alibi at the Keeneland sales in Lexington, Kentucky, last week.