Sentence examples for from a division of from inspiring English sources

As readers, we now find ourselves benefitting from a division of critical labor.

Any advice comes from a division of Salomon separate from the one it pays for administration, Microsoft noted.

The 82-year-old Mr. Chester retired in 1985 from a division of the Xerox Corporation in Rochester, where he worked as a machinist for 15 years.

She met with some producers from a division of Sony Music who, having heard her demo tape, wanted to sign her.

His business, Totally Wired Electrical Contracting in Milford, N.J., had received almost all its work from a division of Lucent Technologies, now a separate company called Avaya.

The investigation has already resulted in three other guilty pleas, including one from a division of ABB Ltd., the Swiss engineering giant, which agreed to pay $63 million in fines and restitution.

A new survey from America Online –a division of Time Warner –suggests that we're addicted to e-mail, with the average user in the U.S. spending an hour every day between two or three accounts.

Absolute changed its name from Virgin after it was bought from SMG by a division of the Times of India Group for £53.2m last year.

Comcast agreed to pay $4.38 billion for the United States media rights to four Olympics from 2014 to 2020, which eclipsed a $3.4 billion offer from Fox, a division of News Corporation.

Above all he needed outside backing, which in the case of "Migrations" came from Kodak Professional, a division of Eastman Kodak, and Leica Camera as well as from a half-dozen magazines that published individual reportages as the project advanced.

The band was dropped from Elektra, a division of Warner.