Sentence examples for street manager from inspiring English sources

"She couldn't believe we don't have malls," said Richard Pecorella, the Wall Street manager Karen followed to New York.

An actor portraying a Wall Street manager uttered that line in a television commercial that Schwab started broadcasting last spring; the manager was exhorting brokers to sell a weak stock to unsuspecting investors.

Richard Bolton, who is the council's local highway services street manager, said: "We'll remain in contact with the City of Boston and keep a close eye on how Street Bump develops to see if it could benefit Surrey in the future".

The manager of the Chinatown club, according to her social media, seems to have started there as a bartender and dancer before, in 2015, marrying another employee – an Albanian man who appears to be close friends with the Broad Street manager.

Wall Street managers wandered their trading floors, trying to calm their people and figure out what was going on.

One thing that is not expected to change much is the annual ritual of self-promotion that Wall Street managers say make Gordon Gekko look humble.

And State Street managers' upbeat report on 2007 results in their conference call on Thursday certainly gave investors and analysts a good deal to be sanguine about.

"As president I will reform our tax code to ensure that the carried interest earned by some multimillionaire Wall Street managers is recognized for what it is: ordinary income that should be taxed at ordinary income tax rates".

He compares Wall Street managers, who believed that the slicing and dicing of mortgages into securities somehow meant the mortgages couldn't go bad, to S.U.V. owners who speed down the highway believing that they are protected from injury.

Most Washington officials, regulators, and Wall Street managers are probably safe to hang around, especially if you cut them in for a piece of the action or give them vague promises of a future lucrative job.

Gingrich's program would also set up private retirement accounts for the slaves, funded by mandatory payments of $.25 an hour and invested by Wall Street managers in a balanced portfolio of stocks and bonds.