Sentence examples similar to picture enterprise from inspiring English sources

Tells of A.. Blumenthal, a great friend of James Walker whose notoriety has increased since the eclipse of Walker Describes his big motion picture enterprises.

By Alva Johnston The New Yorker, February 4 , 1933P. 19 Tells of A.. Blumenthal, a great friend of James Walker whose notoriety has increased since the eclipse of Walker Describes his big motion picture enterprises.

It involves examining the network, all the way from the big-picture enterprise view down to the desktop and if the servers are locked away in a secure room.

Photograph: Enterprise News and Pictures 12.12pm BST My colleague Sarah Mahmood has been speaking to college students in the Boston area.

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The two new partners were not chosen "out of a hat," Tilghman laughs, but because, along with being major names, they are also "both really great public servants [who] had demonstrated multiple times over many years that they cared about the big picture of the enterprise and were willing to work on its behalf".

More broadly, Levie paints a picture of an enterprise software market that's in a period of dramatic change, thanks to the confluence of mobile, social, and cloud technologies.

Given the level of attention paid by BlackBerry on the Passport, devices still form an important part of that picture, but its enterprise sales side now has to deal with a joint attack by IBM and Apple.

And grant writing isn't necessarily out of the picture: Small biotech enterprises can apply for Small Business Innovation Research grants from NIH, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Energy; the National Institute of Standards and Technology also offers funding for high-risk R&D through its Advanced Technology Program.

If all goes according to plan, there should be some prime viewing opportunities from New York City and parts of New Jersey, and we'd love to see your pictures of the Enterprise.

The future Lewis Carroll was born during the heyday of a form of British art that has been sidelined as minor for too long, and the story of Alice's rise to mythic status also belongs to this history of a great 19th-century enterprise: the picture book.