Sentence examples for its deceased from inspiring English sources

In one particular example, trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald reportedly has been forced to delay the payouts of bonus checks to the families of its deceased employees because it lost its compensation records, though the company has said it intends to meet its obligations.

On the contrary, she's proud to belong, as she sees it, to the Mayfield family, to have been the favorite of its deceased patriarch and to have borne his children.

Boyd Tonkin thinks the Wylie agency ruins its deceased writers' good names.

That all the stories here are about a death forces certain similarities, but each one is made new by the particularities of its deceased narrator.

Voluntaries (1973), staged for the Stuttgart Ballet in Germany to honour its deceased director, John Cranko, led to Tetley's next position.

(Sinagra) INXS (Sunday and Monday) Reality TV has provided this 1980's rock band from Australia with a replacement for its deceased frontman, Michael Hutchence.

Taken a second apart, one image from the Japanese news agency Kyodo shows the funeral cortege led by a limousine carrying a huge portrait of its recently deceased leader, Kim Jong-il, as it made its way through the crowds.

James MacMillan dedicated his little motet Hodie Puer Nascitur to conductor Martyn Brabbins, and Brabbins dedicated the concert's opener, Joybox, to its recently deceased composer John McCabe – who wrote it in memory of Steve Martland.

The Berlin Zoo is hoping for a replacement for its recently deceased male panda Bao-Bao.

To keep this going, GM needs to learn from BMW and from cross-town rival Lincoln and its now deceased LS (and otherwise comatose lineup).

At the behest of Alexander von Humboldt, who had written a "Preface" to the entire work, a separate edition of the "Introduction" was brought to publication to serve as a memorial to the deceased, its text shortened and adjusted by the editor to its new purpose which made it appear as an independent treatise containing a summary of Humboldt's theoretical views on language.