Sentence examples for retain a personal from inspiring English sources

Customers looking for extra guidance, of course, can always retain a personal shopper.

The top American lawyer for Credit Suisse First Boston testified today that he called Frank Quattrone Frank Quattrone on Dec. 5, 2000 and told him that he should retain a personal lawyer in the widening investigation of the bank's IPO allocation practices, just hours before Quattrone sent the e-mail that U.S. federal prosecutors allege was an obstruction of justice.

Bank Julius Baer, Switzerland's largest independent private bank, was sitting pretty: It had a 100-year history that appealed to new and old money alike; it was big enough to compete with larger players, yet as a family-run bank, it was small enough to retain a personal touch.

Director Imitiaz Ali manages to retain a personal, auteur's touch in a genre vastly commercial, mainstream.

It's a good idea to retain a personal injury attorney to examine the settlement.

To that end he retains a personal librarian, David Goldberg.

He collected books on all subjects, and retained a personal librarian.

The Saudi monarch, King Abdullah, also retains a personal interest in protecting Mr. Mubarak, analysts believe.

Alderson said that the commissioner of baseball, Bud Selig, while wanting "a thorough investigation" of the Sosa episode, retained "a personal affection" for Sosa.

From the pulpit and the pew, those who knew Cardinal John O'Connor both closely and fleetingly yesterday offered more intimate, personal remembrances of a man who they said retained a personal touch despite his lofty status as the archbishop of New York.

Labour is committed to decarbonising electricity supply by 2030, and Ed Miliband retains a personal interest in climate, but when it comes to campaigning the emphasis is more on cheaper than greener energy.