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Enterprise in sentence

662 examples of Enterprise in a sentence

We've just started construction only three weeks ago on a women's enterprise center where we're going to be working with these women not only as expert beekeepers but as amazing basket weavers; they're going to be processing chili oils, sunflower oils, making lip balms and honey, and we're somewhere on our way to helping these participating farmers live with better eco-generating projects that live and work better with living with elephants.
It lists already 1,000 entities that are offering debt and equity for social enterprise.
And I came to think that behind the violence lay a sinister criminal enterprise.
I've been a huge fan of enterprise and entrepreneurship since 1993.
I've explored, experienced, and experimented enterprise and capitalism to my heart's content.
Now I come back to the idea of the new social enterprise that I'm exploring.
You love his free markets, free enterprise and free trade.
You are ready to prove the power of free enterprise to solve challenges like climate change.
Tell the folks at the county party convention, "You bet free enterprise can solve climate change."
Tell them that free enterprise can do these things.
Simultaneously, they branch off in the mid-50s, 10 years after the Second World War, showing very clearly that the great acceleration of the human enterprise starts in the mid-50s.
The only way out of poverty is through business enterprise.
It's a different kind of enterprise for a new economy.
Mr. Spock is a scientist as well, and at the same time, he's the first [officer] of the starship Enterprise, and during the adventures of the Enterprise crew, he and his colleagues are dealing a lot with the presence or absence of Mr. Spock's emotions.
After Mr. Spock sacrificed himself to save the starship Enterprise at the end of Star Trek II, Captain Kirk and his core team were determined to hunt through the universe to search for Spock, even though they could see only very little chance in finding him alive.
I'm now beginning to be profoundly embarrassed for everyone involved in this enterprise.
Running gags about equipment malfunctioning on the Enterprise have run all the way from 'Wrath of Khan' and by this, the fifth Trek movie, have run themselves into the ground.
Fairly appalling enterprise suggests Welsh to be an infantile artist, helplessly drawn to the violent milieu he knows best, but unable to resist vacuous elaborations rooted in banal fantasy.
I have been a huge fan of the original crew of the Enterprise since I was eight years old.
- The shot of the Enterprise going into the great barrier was so obviously a still-frame shot being zoomed away from.
At least the popsicle stick that held the Enterprise cut out up was successfully matted out.
A red-shirt female falls for Khan (instead of dropping dead - for a change) and then proceeds to betray Kirk and the Enterprise as if loyalty were a non-existent character trait on the ship.
They don't know what to say, and they don't know how to say it, which is why they embark on the potentially humiliating enterprise of pre-arranged speed dating.
There are a number of faults with this production it has to be said, however, there are two basic problems that entirely destroy the whole enterprise.
The dialogue is steeped in waterfront metaphors ("You can't rush a trout!" ... "Well, don't give up the ship!), and something about the whole enterprise seems strangely pixilated.
The Enterprise is chugging along when all of the sudden, Abraham Lincoln is floating around in space and welcomes the Enterprise!!!!!!! Is it just me, or is this a really lame-brained idea?! Lincoln comes aboard and they welcome them.
Using mysticism and bad writing, he persuades many of the senior officers of the Enterprise to betray Kirk and get a hold of the ship.
Energetic and good-natured, perhaps, but a shoddy enterprise; a failed musical send-up of "The Pirates of Penzance" with a cheap, backlot feel, wan bubblegum songs and constant, leering overacting.
It is not one of the best episodes, but the rock-solid premise of an alien being who putting the Enterprise's crew in a corner, is the kind of situation that makes the show so much fun to watch.
Field employees of the fascist spy ring grouse about being forgotten or ignored by the "suits" just as if they were working for some legit enterprise.
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