Sentence examples for syndicate about from inspiring English sources

Still, the "Nancy" renaissance has only encouraged the syndicate about the strip's ability to continue to soar under Jaimes.

WAYWARD PRESS about the articles that Harry S. Truman wrote for the Journal-American & the Hearst-owned King Features syndicate, about his travels in Europe.

LUCKY 7 (ABC, Sept. 24) Based on a British series called "The Syndicate" about five grocery-store employees from Leeds who share a lottery jackpot, "Lucky 7" is the only new fall series with Steven Spielberg's name in the credits.

The New Yorker, June 30 , 1956P. 56 WAYWARD PRESS about the articles that Harry S. Truman wrote for the Journal-American & the Hearst-owned King Feabouts syndicate, about his travels in Europe.

"Lucky 7," one of two ABC projects from David Zabel, is based on British series "The Syndicate," about seven service station employees whose lives are forever changed when they win the lottery jackpot.

"We entertained and talked with some other American syndicates about all kinds of mergers and acquisitions," he said.

Eighteen quarter-hour shows, syndicated, about 1944-45.

The syndicate made about 7.5 million francs - worth much more than $41 million today.

Jones said he was in a syndicate of about 30 owners of Snitzel.

Roe writes a bimonthly column for Project Syndicate, often about European corporate and financial events; the column generally appears in European business media.

Police in Japan are bracing for an outbreak of gang violence after reports that the Yamaguchi-gumi — the country's biggest crime syndicate — is about to split.