Sentence examples for senay from inspiring English sources

Senay Camgoz, Unicef UK spokesman, called on the Government to stop the infant formula industry exploiting loopholes in the legislation concerning the advertising of its products.

Professor Laven said it was possible that lifestyle and dietary changes might help women achieve the urine bacteria balance to enable them to benefit from IVF. Senay Boztas.

Mr. Senay said rough patches are likely in the transition.

FleishmanHillard will seek to be "channel agnostic," Mr. Senay said, an industry term meaning to be objective about the various forms of communication, whether paid, owned, earned or shared, to reflect "how the public consumes media today".

"It's not that we're going to become an ad agency," Mr. Senay said, adding: "We're moving into a different space.

Tautou gives a wonderfully understated performance as Senay, but it is Ejiofor who steals the film.

"Its almost axiomatic today that every company needs to be a media company," said Dave Senay, the president and chief executive of Fleishman Hillard.

" 'True' is the central concept we're rebranding on, to deliver on our promises to be the trusted adviser to guide you through the maze of choices," said Dave Senay, president and chief executive at FleishmanHillard in St . Louis which since 1997 has been part of the Diversified Agency Services unit of the Omnicom Group, the second-largest agency holding company after WPP.

Regional presidents like Steve Hardwick, who leads the Eastern region, and J. J. Carter, who was newly named to lead the Western region in addition to being general manager of the agency's San Francisco operation, will report to Mr. Modzelewski; the regional presidents had previously reported to Dave Senay, president and chief executive.

Asked to explain his situation, he switches to another subject, saying with a sigh: 'It's an African story.' This is a conscious echo of 'Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown.' Okwe sleeps on the couch of a dreadful flat occupied by Senay Audrey Tautouu, much less cute than in Amélie ), a naive refugee from Turkey.

The proprietress of the Sanzelize (its name a transliteration of the legendary Parisian avenue), Senay Hanim, was a very distant relation on my mother's side, but she wasn't there when I walked into the boutique at around twelve and the small bronze double-knobbed camel bell jingled two notes that can still make my heart pound.