Her outstretched arms were giving, giving, then taking, taking, generous and voracious by turns.
They were nonetheless content to take generous fees and lend both their names and their reputations to the deal".
He did far better for himself, taking generous salaries and bonuses, than he did for Reliance's public shareholders.
Starting in 1997, when restrictions on the selling price of apartments were lifted, many residents began taking generous profits and leaving.
These City outfits were "increasingly aware" of the "manifold weaknesses" of Chappell's acquisition vehicle, yet were "content to take generous fees and lend both their names and their reputations to the deal".
The Clinton's appear not to have any qualms about taking generous amounts of money from Wall Street big wigs to support their projects and further their ambitions.
As Adam Grant has shown in his wonderful book Give and Take, generous people become successful and not, as we are accustomed to thinking, the other way around.
However his perfected process is accidentally contaminated, resulting in a new fantastical living skin.The style of the video takes generous cues from the album's artwork of bubbly rainbows and visceral candy-colored images, courtesy of New York based illustrator Santtu Mustonen.
While Poland reformed quickly and took in generous Western development aid, Ukraine succumbed to murky privatisations and endemic corruption.
Eventually, he dived in, nose first, and, after a long sniff, took a generous sip of the 1988 merlot.
