Sentence examples for industrialists as from inspiring English sources

Their 54th / Madison Avenue office was a daily gathering spot for industrialists as well as nobility, stage and film stars, visual artists, great composers and lyricists.

By its "blackmailing of Swiss bankers and German industrialists," as well as of "starving Polish peasants," the "Holocaust industry" seeks endlessly to augment that pile of gold, or "Holocaust booty," on which Jewish and Zionist leaders are now allegedly sitting.

His family's long-declining fortune continued its trajectory, and he took up guiding safaris for rich American industrialists, as well as for the future King Edward VIII, whom Wheeler deliciously describes as being as interested in quarrying the settler's wives as he was the big game.

"Business fellows will also be people with good interpersonal skills who interact well with industrialists as well as with their peers".

He has infuriated businessmen and industrialists, as well the opposition by steadfastly refusing to go, until now, on grounds that he would be doing a disservice to those who voted for him and for his Freedom Party (PdL) in national general elections in 2008.

They envied the ever-increasing prosperity of these industrialists as well as the power that came with that economic success.

In his new book, "Cradle to Cradle," McDonough (with his co-author, Michael Braungart) argues that the battle between environmentalists and industrialists is as outmoded as Earth Shoes.

This accounts for a political life that sometimes looks like a never-ending campaign, in which leaders extinguish wildfires, upbraid billionaire industrialists, or, as was seen last week, scuba dive in the company of a camera crew.

She was apparently referring to the controversy surrounding the collection of Mr. Flick, whose grandfather was a wealthy Nazi arms industrialist employing as many as 50,000 slave laborers in his factories.

And Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List," about a Nazi industrialist as savior, has left its mark.

The writer, Kobayashi Yoshinori, quoted a leading Taiwan industrialist as saying that in order to improve their social status, the women willingly submitted to Japanese soldiers.