Sentence examples for poached back from inspiring English sources

After a stint at TVS he was poached back by LWT as director of programmes in 1987.

His greatest rival, Arthur "Duke" Reid, began with a competing sound system and progressed to a competing label and studio, while artists were poached back and forth between them.Though violence was a relative latecomer to the lyrics and the music, it was never far away.

Tranter, who worked as a floor manager on EastEnders and Bergerac, will be helped in her task by John Yorke, the former EastEnders supremo who was poached back from Channel 4 as the BBC's new controller of continuing drama series and head of independent drama.

On March 12th it revamped its management structure, poaching back Brian Cornell a former Pepsi man who went on to run the Sam's Club division of Walmart to head Pepsi's Americas Foods snacks division.

As it turns out it was all Everton's fault, with the Toffees attempting to poach Silva back in November and unsettling him and his team in the process.

Early Facebook employees today are reeling from the loss of the company's executive chef, Josef Desimone, who was poached from Google back in 2008.

More recently, Metaflow has been growing distribution in the area of smartphones, with "a very strong Android app proposition," says Rob Jonas, MD and VP EMEA and global business operations at InMobi (he was poached from Google back in 2007), who points out that smartphones "is what InMobi is focused on as well".

McDonald 's the leader in the breakfast market, hopes to stay that way by luring back customers poached by Starbucks (See: Starbucks: Ooh, That Smell).