Sentence examples for who structure from inspiring English sources

In-house operations experts play second fiddle to the financiers who structure and execute the takeovers.

He said making an exception for a company and others who structure themselves in the same way would breed contempt for the sales tax and encourage cheating.

Parents who structure time for their child to use the computer and use it wisely have found great benefits.

John Lydon hoped to cash in on the gullibility of people who structure their rock history from new issues of Rolling Stone by reuniting The Sex Pistols, then got bored with that and reassembled his slightly less lucrative PiL, in between filming new butter commercials.

The bridegroom, 28, is a vice president who structures transactions at ArcLight Capital Partners, an investment firm in Boston.

The bridegroom's mother retired from JPMorgan Chase in New York, where she was an investment banker who structured municipal bonds.

"A tighter market has actually been positive for us," said the financier Ryan Kavanaugh, who structured Gun Hill and several other deals.

He applauded the "completely new view" offered by the German designer Konstantin Grcic, who structured the museum's first-ever design show, which ended in February.

As artistic inspirations, they mention Jackson Pollock, who pioneered overall composition, or works that lack a single focus; Eva Hesse, who often used rope; Louise Nevelson, who structured many works as wooden grids; and Joseph Cornell, who processed his wooden boxes to look decayed.

It did so with the guidance and coaching of Kempton and Clay Johnson's father, Eric, who structured a five-day-a-week summer program emphasizing fitness and all manner of boat-handling and racing drills.

Ring them with barbed wire and convert them into debtors' prisons or internment camps for the culprits who structured synthetic C.D.O.s? They'd make excellent ha-has, for livery horses or livestock.