Sentence examples for has some business from inspiring English sources
They take subways everywhere, from Harlem, where he has some business, to Midtown, where she works.
Lewis has some business to take care of when he does get home.
The New York Times, I believe, has an obligation to alert readers when they are reading substantive articles about a company or individual with whom the newspaper has some business or professional relationship.
When Harvey mentions to Paterniti that he has some business to take care of out west, including visiting California to meet Evelyn Einstein, the physicist's granddaughter -- who was none too happy about the abduction of her Grandpa Albie's brain -- the journalist promptly volunteers to drive.
Walt Disney showed investors it still has some business magic.
From her days as a hairdresser in London, to running restaurants and farms in Asia, she has some business advice for just about anyone willing to listen.
Ross, who has some business-deal loyalty to the man, is the Eleanor Rigby of tech billionaires: brilliant, prickly and palpably alone.
He still has some businesses in China but doesn't need to tend to them in person.
And then there is the "Gig Economy" that has some businesses shifting toward part-time, on-demand employment.
But the changes have some business groups worried about issues like trademark infringement and security.
