Sentence examples for start a division from inspiring English sources

In 1992, I left the company with two other colleagues to start a division of Jefferies & Company that packaged complex derivative instruments.

On the eve of perhaps his most important regular-season outing with the Yankees, he was introspective as he addressed the possibility that he might not start a division series game.

The success of "The Cat in the Hat" persuaded Cerf to start a division at Random House called Beginner Books, and he put his wife, Phyllis, and Geisel in charge of it.

Four months later, he and his wife, Kim, donated $88 million to build a hockey arena and start a Division I program here.

United Airlines said recently that it was considering starting a division that might provide corporate jet services like fractional ownership.

[C5.] Fox Unit to Start Division to Make Films for Teens The News Corporation's Fox Filmed Entertainment unit said it was starting a division to create films and other entertainment for teens and young adults.

The firm has also started a division to provide merger advice to financial services companies in North America; Jim Head and Jon Pruzan will lead the unit.

In another sign of the growing power of comedic content, Turner Broadcasting said it would take a minority stake in Funny or Die, a producer of online comedy videos that recently started a division to handle commercial production.

MacGillivray Freeman Films, Los Angeles, which specializes in movies for Imax theaters, started a division, MacGillivray Media, that will create content for realms that include, in addition to Imax theaters, television, mobile media and theatrical films.

When AMC started a division to develop original Web series, it was reasonable to expect that the online shows would resemble the channel's ballyhooed television dramas — "Breaking Bad," "Mad Men," "The Walking Dead," "The Killing" — that traffic in pitch-black humor and grim horror and film noir.

Start a catering division immediately.