Sentence examples for tie business from inspiring English sources

Her mother went to Smith, and her father worked in his family's tie business.

He turned a tie business into the new American empire -- the lifestyle brand.

"We didn't really have a bow tie business till this season," said Tommy Fazio, the men's fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman.

Mr. Zegna notes that "the tie business won't ever come back because customers are dressing in a different way" and describes the new male customer as "shopping like a woman" — meaning more impulsive and frequent purchases.

This week, Ralph Lauren – who spent 48 years building his tie business into a global fashion brand – has announced he is stepping down as chief executive of a company that brought the world the idea that a designer who dressed Oscar winners would also craft bedlinen and bath towels, and a style of American sportswear that continues to influence fashion.

I'm not into the tie business.

"If we have a cap of any sort it will tie businesses' hands from the flexibility which is, after all, the hallmark of the British labour market," said the then head of the CBI, Sir Digby (now Lord Joness.

Carolyn Fairbairn, the first female chief of the CBI, has done just that this weekend by admitting she has "never been a fan" of black-tie business dinners.

The literary world is a powerful suit-and-tie business, and the well-dressed stories that editors look for are too much by writers whose game is played as professionally as a Harvard M.B.A.'s, whose marketing goals are not meant to cause readers to step outside the privileged cubicle to see who's sweeping the floor in the hours when they've gone home.

Family ties, business requirements and personal preferences are likely to persuade many people to pay somewhat higher taxes rather than uproot their lives.

Since there is plenty of evidence that black and brown people are right, the Tories should spend a little time thinking how, without tying business up in red tape, they might change behaviour.