Sentence examples for middleman left from inspiring English sources

Dan Middleman and Adina Ambar Middleman left the polling place wearing brightly colored Obama T-shirts, and with their sons, Eli, 6, and Jesse, 3, trailing behind.

That transaction, which involved the French billionaire François Pinault as a middleman, left the founders in control of only the haute couture house, which loses about $10 million annually, Mr. Bergé said last year.

Empower aspiring professionals, lower barriers to entry, let the cream rise to the top, and make sure you're the only middleman left standing.

While Google is not offering loans, its position as a platform, or middleman, could leave it vulnerable, according to deBanked's Sean Murray.

"Cutting Out the Middleman" (editorial, April 3) left me asking, What is the offense here?

At present, the sale of crops outside the local area is left to "middlemen", which means farmers don't always get a fair deal.

He is not quite sure how many toys his 470 workers produce, but he is clear that getting them into the shops is a dirty business that is better left to middlemen.

Without this kind of relationship, I'd be left with middlemen of pundits and pollsters to help me gauge the public pulse -- a very poor substitute for face-to-face encounters.

Now, the great whites are gone and all you have left are the middlemen predators, the piranhas.

But then again, banks and other financial interests can afford an army of aggressive and well-connected middlemen, while consumers groups are left with one or two sentries to cover two chambers.

In a decade, when millions of homes have broadband access, a middleman like David Ingram may have little left to pack and ship; digital packets will get zapped over phone and cable lines.