Sentence examples for legendary firm from inspiring English sources

It is a former Elks lodge designed in the late 1920's by the legendary firm of McKim, Mead & White -- after the three famous architects who gave the firm its name were dead.

Designed by the legendary firm of McKim, Mead & White, board officials said the headquarters was originally three buildings -- an Elks lodge, a courthouse and a third of unknown purpose -- that were built in the 1920's for $6 million.

After more than a year at Samson, she still could hardly believe that she'd been hired as an attorney at this legendary firm.... Four days into the new year, the lobby was already stripped of holiday decoration.

Milton, during his professional career, worked in the ladies apparel business, participating in the growth and success of the legendary firm, Jonathan Logan, spanning three decades from the 1950s thru the 1970s.

Those who are not members of the design industry, however, may be unaware that Mr. Varney, 74, is also the president of Dorothy Draper & Company, the legendary firm established in 1923 by the woman many consider to be the most important and influential interior designer of her time.

("Pulling her red cashmere cape tight against the winter air, 26-year-old Kate Paine walked purposefully across Fifth Avenue".) At the office building where she is employed by a "legendary" firm, the entry is "stately," the view of the Hudson "panoramic," the holiday poinsettias "scarlet" and Douglas fir "majestic".

Tai stood out during the dot com bubble for calling it a bubble, keeping a cool head as the legendary venture firm, IVP, split into three firms: Versant Ventures, IVP and Redpoint Ventures.

Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett's legendary investment firm, is by most measures a conglomerate.

Despite their experience negotiating other people's splits, the demise of this legendary Lexington Avenue firm promises all the passion and particulars of a messy divorce.

In 2004 he joined a Swedish investment company to collaborate in reviving Artek, the legendary design firm co-founded by Alvar Aalto in Finland in 1935.

In 1948, Osborn, the man who put the O in BBDO, the legendary advertising firm, wrote "Your Creative Power," a jaunty, history-filled book that argued that creativity was essentially a muscle that, with enough exercise, anyone could develop.