例句與造句

1. In 1988, Pechiney S . A ., the state-owned French metal conglomerate, acquired Triangle Industries.
2. He was CFO at Triangle Industries from 1983 to 1984, rejoining GAF Corporation as Vice Chairman from 1985 to 1990.
3. In 1986 Nelson Peltz's Triangle Industries bought American Can's packaging division, along with rights to the name of the company.
4. And indeed, in late 1987, it was said that the sale of the company to Triangle Industries, a container manufacturer, had only failed because of the crashing stock market.
5. Drexel Burnham raised a $ 100 million blind pool in 1984 for Peltz and his holding company Triangle Industries ( later Triarc ) to give credibility for takeovers, representing the first major blind pool raised for this purpose.
6. It's difficult to find triangle industries in a sentence. 用triangle industries造句挺難的
7. Drexel Burnham raised a $ 100 million blind pool in 1984 for Nelson Peltz and his holding company Triangle Industries ( later Triarc ) to give credibility for takeovers, representing the first major blind pool raised for this purpose.
8. Thursday's announced sale price represents roughly what News Corp . paid for TV Guide in 1988, when it bought the magazine along with The Daily Racing Form and Seventeen from Walter H . Annenberg's Triangle Industries for $ 2.85 billion.
9. Thursday's announced sale price represents roughly what News Corp . paid for TV Guide in 1988, when it bought the magazine along with The Daily Racing Form and Seventeen from Walter H . Annenberg's Triangle Industries for $ 2 . 85 billion.
10. In the 1980s they were wildly successful with Triangle Industries, a tired old-time vending machine and wire and cable company that they transformed _ with substantial assistance from junk bonds underwritten by Drexel Burnham Lambert _ into the nation's largest container company.
11. Peltz and May, who have been partners since 1972, came to Wall Street's attention in 1985, when they persuaded Michael Milken to back the $ 460 million purchase of National Can by a small company they had acquired two years earlier, called Triangle Industries, in one of the first big corporate acquisitions financed by junk bonds.