Sentence examples for style division from inspiring English sources

Dirk Schoenberger walks into the lobby of the Bowery Hotel wearing Prada's infamous platform espadrille wingtips - an odd choice considering that Schoenberger is the creative director of the sports style division at Adidas, a company known for its footwear.

Mr. Rosen and Mr. Malinowski will compose the senior management of Bratskeir along with Stan Bratskeir, chief executive, and Allyn Seidman, president for the Bratskeir & Seidman life style division of the agency.

On a map of North America, he superimposed a Euro-style division, skewed toward imbalance.

In the view of the Experts Committee, the Bosnian peace plan now being proposed by the U.N. and the European Community threatens to "legitimate apartheid-style division of the country, imposed by military victories".

AMG, the Mercedes division responsible for turning Benzes into plush and pricey hot rods, does not have its own styling division, so the E55 is not very distinct from an ordinary E-Class.

This 1958 Corvette with a retractable electric hardtop is just such a creature, created by General Motors designer Francis H. Scott Francis H. Scott, a GM employee in the plaster/plastic department under Bill Mitchell Bill Mitchell 's GM styling division.

While it is tempting to see such economic segregation as part of a turn to American-style class divisions, it confirms Soviet habits predating the mixed-income high-rise.

For one thing, those old-style divisions developed leaders who knew the auto business and knew how to run a multibillion-dollar company.

Despite Harley Earl's styling, Chevrolet division offered lackluster products with even more lackluster six cylinder engines.

By 1100 Wales, in one of its many Polish-style internal divisions, had been separated into Pura Wallia and Marchia Wallie - an inner core and the outer Marches along the eastern border.

Its decades of harmony were a rebuke to the Southern-style racial divisions that characterized Indiana for much of the 20th century, from the Ku Klux Klan's heyday in the interwar years to George Wallace's popularity with the state's voters in the 1960s.