Sentence examples for impresario at from inspiring English sources

"It is an extraordinary approach," said Luc Besson, the French film impresario, at a news conference in 2009.

Bring it on, replied Mr. Zigun, the reigning impresario at what remains of Coney Island's historic amusements.

The person who first opened up the building to residential use was Jack Klein, a real estate impresario at the forefront of downtown loft conversions.

ALBERT TRUMMER, the 32-year-old Austrian-born cocktail impresario at Town, is making a drink, the Town Absinthe, and conversation at the bar has stopped.

When Vivaldi was tapped for a new version, the impresario at the theater in Venice brought in a young, fresh talent, Carlo Goldoni, to work with Vivaldi, who was in his late 50s.

In perhaps the only unscripted remark of the 140-minute ceremony, he said "It's got good reverberations, this Cathedral," with all the satisfaction of an impresario at a rock concert.

The impresarios at C-Span deemed a single numerical figure too crude a measure for capturing something as complex as executive performance.

In a front-page article in the newspaper Haaretz on Monday, Yossi Sarid said the real cause of the cancellation was a rivalry between impresarios at the time.

The brothers who control Nascar auto racing, Bill France and James France, were listed at $1 billion each; the International Management Group superagent Mark McCormack at $1 billion; and the wrestling impresario Vince McMahon at $570 million.

Ms. Carey, who has had more No. 1 songs than any musical artists except Elvis Presley and the Beatles, was highly sought after by executives at Warner Brothers Records and the music impresario Clive Davis at J Records, despite the poor showing of "Glitter".

Lou Pearlman, disgraced Backstreet Boys and NSync impresario, dies at 62. James Woolley dies at 49; former Nine Inch Nails keyboardist.