Sentence examples for on two business from inspiring English sources
The homegrown fare, he said, is "silly". His rhinestone flip-flops flashing and six gold rings glinting, director Maung Thi observed the preparations on the set of "Gon," took a breath and then shouted the classic Hollywood line: "Action!" The twisted plot, with a nod to "Romeo and Juliet," centers on two business rivals, one of whom elopes with the other's sister.
Kemp said that he is working on two business ventures in Iraq.
Mr. Guetzloe serves on two business advisory boards set up by Mr. Grayson.
More than 130 police swooped on two business properties and eight homes, arresting seven men aged between 42 and 54.
In 2004, the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") launched an investigation on two business partners, Antoine Jones and Lawrence Maynard, for possible drug trafficking.
Costco, the huge members-only retailer, reported that its subsidiary in Japan had four cardholders on two business memberships in the name of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran earlier this year.
The layoffs are part of a plan to focus on two businesses, one for wireless communications and the other for fixed-line networks.
Mollifying business sufficiently to prevent it being openly hostile to him is, at this late stage, perhaps the height of his party's ambition.Related topics Europe United Kingdom Elections and voting British politics World politicsThis is what Mr Miliband was doing today, by focusing on two business-related areas he thinks the Tories are vulnerable on: Europe and skills.
Mollifying business sufficiently to prevent it being openly hostile to him is, at this late stage, perhaps the height of his party's ambition.This is what Mr Miliband was doing today, by focusing on two business-related areas he thinks the Tories are vulnerable on: Europe and skills.
Since then, Netscape has focused mainly on two businesses -- advertising and transaction fees from its Netcenter Web site and selling industrial-strength software to corporations that are building their own Internet sites on which to conduct electronic commerce.
They settled on two businesses, and the space will be split between an Asian-inspired eatery by Erik Bruner-Yang, the chef behind the nearby ramen shop, Toki Underground, and a flagship store for Durkl, a D.C.-based clothing start-up.
