business year

His father had wanted him to take over the family real estate business years ago.

"I would have left this business years ago if not for baseball."

As you probably guessed, Sachs went out of business years ago.

He should have thought of this getting-married business years ago.

The firm went out of business years ago, however.

In business year 2007 to 2008, the company along with about 1,025 employees around the world had sales of 288 million euro.

"Everyone started to see me do business years ago and this corner caught on.

In the business year 2009 the net loss was 8.7 billion yen.

If that were the case, I'd've gone out of business years ago.

"We're in for a bad business year," he said to Liz.

By the business year 1927/1928, service had expanded to 2,589 commercial flights annually.

My mother had gotten into the spy business years before, and made her mail in the intelligence world.

Chris-Craft sold its boat business years ago, but kept the name.

"For traders, it'll be lean business years unless there is a significant change in trade policy."

If you look at the momentum we have, we're growing our business year on year.

It is about doing many of the things that we couldn't do during our child-rearing and business years.

On March 31 the most successful business year ended for the company with a turnover of 40.000.000 euro.

"She's never quite recovered from that ghastly business years ago.

It was a very good business years ago.

"We ended the first business year with sales of $500,000," he said.

When I started in business years ago, I had very little money.

Morgan Stanley, which shuttered its business years ago, is rebuilding.

If all it traded was stocks, it probably would have gone out of business years ago.

She loved to gamble on new ventures with whatever excess funds they had at the close of any business year.

GameStop opened around 400 new stores for the 2009 business year.