Sentence examples for shiny business from inspiring English sources
It is unsettling to see a shirtless man in shiny business slacks on the phone demanding top dollar for a bedsit in Finsbury Park.
When a fellow entrepreneur tried to impress the founder of My Green World, Natalie Kyriacou, by handing her his shiny business card – which he insisted was gold-plated – she knew there had to be another way.
I was used to seeing Nazhan in green fatigues or shiny business suits, but tonight he wore an ankle-length thawb and matching headdress; the bride — Nazahn's third — sat beside him on a dais in a sequinned gown that sparkled under the venue's neon purple lights.
Beyond that, being able to do 6x to 10x more seed investments than it could previously gives it a greater statistical chance of finding that "hidden pearl" among all the less shiny business ideas.
Like many of the organizations we work with, Akili Dada doesn't have a huge staff or shiny business cards or a large budget.
But the Workers Party has done so much for us, for the people," said Benedito Polongo, a 63-year-old janitor outside a shiny Brasilia business center, who said he had no job or bank account before the party came to power.
He recently started Hard and Shiny, a business collaboration with Michèle Lamy, the swashbuckling, gold-toothed partner of the Paris-based American designer Rick Owens.
There's also a shiny black business version, but its merits (apart from being black) are not well-explained.
Maybe Sarbox has you scared and you just want a big check and a shiny new business card at an acquisitive giant conglomerate.
And like my Bolt over Acela decision the choice facing the dysfunctional California legislature is whether it wants to spend the California taxpayer's money on critical regional mass transit that we need every day vs. the shiny, fast business travelers' sometimes choice when heading to a trade show in San Francisco.
Luxury car manufacturers have a long and distinctive rep for gratuitously slipping in a bit of sex among the otherwise shiny, but boring, business of selling cars.
