industrial magnate

I half expected Carrington to bark manners into him, but apparently the industrial magnate was not that sort of fool.

He was probably commissioned by local industrial magnate Walter A. Wood, a member of the church.

Their father, Karl Wittgenstein, was an industrial magnate, and money was no object.

This was to be composed of the leading commercial and industrial magnates of the world, along with representatives of the workers' organizations.

This system had been in place since the late 1920s as a result of government reforms championed by the late industrial magnate George Eastman.

At the beginning of the 19th century, an industrial magnate Vilém of Mundy purchased the castle.

Guchkov became the head of Military-Industrial Committee, an organization created by industrial magnates in order to supply the army.

Baron Thyssen, the Swiss industrial magnate and collector, sold the best of his art collection to Spain for $350 million in 1993.

He conferred with Hugenberg and industrial magnates and bankers and after a feverish night, in which the outcome was unclear to all participants.

HE drove downtown to the huge skyscraper at the lower tip of Manhattan that housed the far-flung enterprises of this millionaire industrial magnate.

She is the wife of media and industrial magnate Tony O'Reilly and is heavily involved with Ireland Funds.

Thus the joke about Boss Mangan, the industrial magnate and political adviser, is that he is frock-coated, careworn and commonplace.

The Azeri industrial magnate Zeynalabdin Taghiyev (d. 1924), founded Azerbaijan's first cotton mill.

Karl Wilhelm Scheibler (1820 - 1881) was an industrial magnate who raised the profile of Łódź within the textile industry of Europe.

He studied and published biographical articles on many Azerbaijani industrial magnates, oil tycoons and philanthropists such as Zeynalabdin Taghiyev.

Shaw had considerable admiration for the energy and forthrightness of great industrial magnates but contempt for the stupidity and moral obtuseness of those who lived off them.

Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza, the Swiss industrial magnate who used his fabulous art collection to court fame and controversy, died yesterday in Spain.

"What never fails to fascinate me about Swiss business tycoons, industrial magnates and bankers is their combination of great professional ability and infinite political naivete," Ziegler declares.

We know from the interrogations of Funk in the Nuremberg jail after the war who some, at least, of the "influential industrial magnates" whom Hitler sought out were.

John Hosten's wasn't the biggest steam yacht under Santander registry, by a considerable margin; they were a common status symbol among the rising industrial magnates of the Republic.

The industrial magnate approved the design, by architect Solon Spencer Beman, and the construction of the new 50-room Hotel Florence to rent rooms to these supply representatives.

The land on which the church now stands belonged in the 19th century to a Mr. Kothbauer, an industrial magnate who owned sand pits in the Kaasgraben area.

Democracy dictates that the lives of millions of people should not be subjected to the dictates of a handful of industrial magnates. These layoffs must therefore be banned.

The inventor of paraffin (kerosene) and industrial magnate James "Paraffin" Young had a house at Kelly, and was buried in the old Inverkip churchyard.

Local industrial magnate Samuel Coykendall eventually tried to salvage the Rosendale industry through mergers, combining all the local companies save the ones on the Snyder property into one.