Sentence examples for telephone executive from inspiring English sources

Aided by board members like Robert Lilley, who was a telephone executive in the Newark area, the board became interested in helping the city of Newark.

January 30 , 1882Charlotte Amalie, United States Virgin Islands June 6 , 1957New York City, New York Sosthenes Behn, (born Jan . 30 , 1882St. Thomas, Danish Virgin Islands died June 6 , 1957 New York City) telephone executive, president and founder, with his brother Hernand, of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation (itt), one of the largest communications companies in the world.

The son of a telephone executive, Clyde was born in Kansas City, Kansas, the oldest of four brothers.

Telephone executives from most of the nation's top companies applauded the order.

The Co. wants 50,000 instruments, and we doubt that it will have much trouble getting them; within a half-mile radius of Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street, there must be at least 50,000 telephone executives, all of whom suffer from the common failing of being unable to speak into more than one telephone at a time.

Though Vodafone AirTouch of Britain's $183 billion deal to acquire Mannesmann of Germany would be the biggest takeover in corporate history, reactions to the deal yesterday from telecommunications analysts and wireless telephone executives in the United States were characterized mostly by profound ennui.

Once, a high-ranking Democrat telephoned executives and screamed at them to purchase more loans from low-income borrowers, according to a Congressional source.

He returned to Omaha after his playing days and worked as a telephone company executive.

Mrs. Kennington, a former telephone company executive, hopes to turn the farm into a business raising horses.

In another conversation that year, Mr. Nicholes said, a telephone company executive told him his interest in the property was "too late".

Mr. Pulliam had been ill for most of 1998 but continued to have a voice in the two newspapers' operations by telephone, the executive editor of the papers, Frank Caperton, said yesterday.