Sentence examples for navy business from inspiring English sources

Both wore navy business suits, neckties and somber expressions.

I take smart casual to mean soft, lightweight blazer (in navy!), business shirt, chinos (also navy!), loafers or brogues: all readily available from your local department store or mall, or, indeed, online from the comfort of your wingback armchair.

And over there is Methuselan mogul Steven Greenberg, the Benjamin Franklin look-alike who has haunted the hot spots since at least the Pleistocene, wearing four young women with his well-cut navy business suit.

Navy, navy, navy.

Juan Manuel was born in 1951 in the capital and family seat, Bogotá, and, after a brief spell in the navy, studied business and finance at the University of Kansas.

Xi, a portly sixty-four, wears a tight, faintly irritated smile and a deep-navy Western business suit, the uniform favored by Chinese leaders in the forty years since they started opening, haltingly, to the world economy, without giving up the Communist Party's monopoly on power a hybrid model that China has tried in vain to persuade North Korea to adopt.

She approached in a knit white top and navy-blue business skirt, her dark, almost black hair down to her shoulders.

Haw spent time in the merchant navy, ran a removals business and worked as a carpenter, but his evangelical Christian faith drove him to seek out suffering.

After a spell in the Merchant Navy he began his business career as a market trader, selling vegetables and flowers Mary Glen Haig, who has died at the age of 96, was a leading light in the world of British fencing.

"The Rayo Montaño organization had its own private navy to run a drug business that was nearly as sophisticated as a small nation," Karen Tandy, an administrator with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration, said in announcing the indictment.

He said, "Do they not note that I am in a navy blue suit, ready for business meetings?" I laughed.