Sentence examples for started a commercial from inspiring English sources
In 1980, he and a friend started a commercial printing company -- "and every time I negotiated a contract, I'd get beaten down on bids," he recalled.
Soon after they started, a commercial fisherman stopped at the field station to show them a strange fish he had caught: a bighead carp, with low-set eyes that all but said, What are you looking at?
If you hadn't already been paying attention, both BusinessWeek and The New Yorker recently produced major articles on J. Craig Venter, the scientist-entrepreneur who broke from the public science orthodoxy a few years ago and started a commercial race to finish the treasure map.
So he started a commercial laundry business, Crown Laundry, with his brother in Leicester and with financial help from his family.
Mr. Brookins first tried to start a commercial cleaning business but found it to be too expensive.
When he expressed, into the right ears, his desire to start a commercial air mail service, Mr. Vintcent was introduced to Mr. Tata.
After the repeal of Prohibition, while Giuseppe was in Italy, where he spent six months of every year, Teresa told her sons she wanted to start a commercial winery, and borrowed money from the Bank of Italy (now Bank of America).
The Duke hopes to recoup some of it by starting a commercial partridge shoot, when the number of birds reaches 500 pairs (at present it's about 300) so that it all might eventually be self-sustaining.
According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, part of the ministry, the new rules required only two planes for an operator to start a commercial airline, reduced limitations on the type and age of those planes and allowed airlines to deviate from their business plans, encouraging them to explore the market.
PayPal "may start a commercial NFC service in the second half of 2011".
Rob Hohne of Truck & Barter Farms, a local operation, cleared the land with an associate this month and plans to start a commercial vegetable garden there.
