Sentence examples for hotshot by from inspiring English sources

Instead, Chayefsky seemed attracted to a story about "the destruction of a buccaneering independent TV HOTSHOT by surrendering his identity, patriotism and self to the dehumanized multinational conglomerate" — nothing less than "FAUST + MEPHISTOPHELES today".

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In "The Family Man," a Wall Street hotshot played by Nicholas Cage goes to sleep one night in his flashy Manhattan apartment and, to everyone's evident horror, wakes up in the morning magically transported to a horrid suburban life with a family and a hideous S.U.V. in the driveway -- the joke is that he is trapped in (all together now) New Jersey!

Of all the Hollywood hotshots parodied by "Scary Movie 3," which opens today nationwide, the one who should be the most afraid (and flattered, of course) is that box-office shaman, M. Night Shyamalan, whose movies, especially "Signs" and "The Sixth Sense," are roasted to a charred crisp.

ESL Investments, the firm run by hotshot manager Eddie Lampert, has set up a fund with a five-year lock-up.

His character, Blake, is a hotshot manager, sent by the home office to inspire a handful of real estate salesmen with a contest: First prize, an Eldorado.

But the concert will mainly be a showcase for the season's featured guest artist, the saxophonist Joe Lovano, who will perform new arrangements of his compositions "Birds of Springtimes Gone By," "Hotshot," "Fort Worth" and "His Dreams".

The chase; those "Juice on the loose" newspaper headlines; the "dream team" of hotshot lawyers assembled by Simpson; the hapless Judge Lance Ito; the conflicted and well-meaning figure of lead prosecutor Marcia Clark, and her losing battle with the flamboyant Johnnie Cochran, the leader of the O J defence.

This may sound like a dubious recipe for success, but as the show is Lionel Bart's Oliver!, directed by hotshot Rupert Goold at Drury Lane and based on that long-running 1994 Sam Mendes version at the Palladium, the odds are that the public will turn up in droves.

Mark Carney, the hotshot Canadian hired by Osborne to take over from Sir Mervyn King this summer, sparked a flurry of excitement in policy circles before Christmas when he mused that it might be time to ditch the inflation-targeting regime that has evolved since the 1990s.

Newest "Azurée" line created by hotshot designer Tom Ford.