Sentence examples for paint firm from inspiring English sources

Well-off, divorced and amiable, Denis ran his family paint firm, which was later absorbed into Burmah Oil.

Her father later opened a garage in Gallatin, Mo., and went on to become an engineer for a paint firm in Kansas City.

A LEGAL case concerning the precise status of a loan by a British bank to a now insolvent paint firm might sound as interesting as, well, watching the defunct debtor's products dry.

Fresh paint, firm roof and larger cemented wall spaces were created and the most essential water supply was provided to serve the needs of 30 bubbly pre-school children.

This is not to speak of a Florida lawsuit against Trump and his Trump's Doral golf resort--also embroiled in recent non-payment claims by two different paint firms, with one case settled and the other pending, says USA TODAY.

It's also big business, said Mark Uriu, whose decorative painting firm that bears his name based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard has often worked for blue-chip decorators like Mark Hampton and Colefax & Fowler.

Friedberg's Web site, Weatherbill, sells insurance against unwanted temperature changes and rainfall at any of 200 cities in the U.S. It's primarily aimed at businesses such as golf courses, amusement parks or house-painting firms that lose out in foul conditions.

Rumour persistently paints the firm as the object of an imminent takeover bid, although nothing tangible has materialised so far.

Led by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, the advocacy groups cast the deal as a risk to taxpayers and painted the firm as a risky subprime lender.

The owners of a painting contracting firm pleaded guilty yesterday in State Superior Court to defrauding three New Jersey school districts of $1.5 million by paying their workers less than what they had been promised and pocketing the difference.

The report, the product of a two-year investigation, paints the firm as Exhibit A of Wall Street's evolution from a place that raises and deploys capital to worthy businesses into a vulturous creature that preys on unwitting investors.