Sentence examples for street role from inspiring English sources

Some, such as Citadel, a hedge fund, have ventured into market-making in securities, an old Wall Street role.

She got her breakthrough Coronation Street role in 2000, and with soap notoriety came the inevitable pout-in-a-bikini photo shoots, something Jones is keen to gloss over as "a bit of fun".

Alongside his backstage Downing Street role, he became the public face and boss of an organisation of 390,000 employees, which, in the austerity era, is going through possibly the most brutal job cull in its history.

More recently, the Tottenham Hotspur centre back Michael Dawson tied the knot there, as (going further back) did the actress Sarah Lancashire, known for her Coronation Street role as Raquel Watts, who brought with her a throng of soap stars of the late 1990s.

Mr Coulson, an ex-News of the World editor, told the inquiry last week he only considered a possible conflict of interest over the £40,000 shares after he quit his Downing Street role in January 2011.

His new book PLUNDER on the Wall Street role in our economic disaster will be out in the fall.

Actors so indelibly linked to those Baltimore street roles often ended up disrupting other perfectly calm environments: the corner boy Bodie (J.

Wall Street's role as enabler in the telecom binge, and Salomon Smith Barney's part in particular, is undeniable.

Yet Wall Street's role in financing new businesses is a small portion of what it does.

The revelations emerged from a broader inquiry into Wall Street's role in Facebook's initial public offering.

Beyond Wall Street, the role of private equity as an investor has reshaped industries from energy to retailing to Hollywood.