Sentence examples for to be executives from inspiring English sources

(Or maybe cheating is how they got to be executives).

But today, people on European trains are just as likely to be executives wearing suits and carrying BlackBerrys and laptops.

They tend to be executives who can afford a good suit, so they tend to support the opposition.

But Amaechi later told BBC Sport: "Football is toxic and not just for gay people - it's toxic for Asians who want to play the game, it's toxic for women who want to be executives, it's toxic for black people who want to do anything but play.

The two financiers help founders learn to be executives by writing long blog posts on topics like how to hire the right executives or how to lay people off, and talking them through issues like confrontations with employees or meltdowns from stress.

It also says its readers are likely to be "executives and managers from leading brands" in travel and related industries, such as Expedia, Priceline, JetBlue, Starwood and others.

Even the cello used to be Executive Platinum".

Under the deal, James Rogers, the chief of Duke, was to be executive chairman.

"More significant," the complaint says, was that the shareholder was "understood to be Executive A" — Allen Stanford.

James Rogers, Duke's chairman and chief executive, who was going to be executive chairman, will now be the chief executive as well.

Bleed for This is set to be executive produced by Martin Scorsese, with Pazienza played by Miles Teller.