Sentence examples for metropolitan that from inspiring English sources

Liquor, particularly spirits and beer, was the driving force behind the merger between Guinness and Grand Metropolitan that created Diageo in 1997 and gave it control of Burger King.

And he said that the recession meant he would lose money on the broader development project: nine town houses on North First Street, 114 luxury apartments at 80 Metropolitan Avenue and 50 apartments at 58 Metropolitan that are all tucked around Ms. Streb's building.

"Some of those people were so devoted to Metropolitan that they would never do anything but keep their money in Metropolitan".

It was July before one of the Syrians called up to tell the Metropolitan that he and the Bedouins would bring him the scrolls.

Speransky resisted the urging of the Metropolitan that he take monastic vows, a step that would have opened to him the possibility of rising to the highest offices in the church.

As long as the RSC creates vital contemporary work, then at best this town refutes the notion that theatre has to be metropolitan, that the centre is always more dynamic than the periphery.

The campaign, now under way, supports Samaritans, a nonprofit organization in metropolitan Boston that works to prevent suicides through initiatives that include telephone help lines.

It is the Palliser series, the metropolitan novels that Trollope wrote in the eighteen-sixties and seventies, that make him an entirely modern writer.

But also, that land use typologies exist within metropolitan areas that create more probable injury outcomes.

Crowley and Nolan designed it as a large, modern metropolitan area that would reflect the various periods of architecture that the city had gone through.

SmallTown skips the social networking angle that Yelp takes and for listings in small towns outside of hip metropolitan areas that makes sense.