用titans造句子，“titans”造句
At a time when its erstwhile titans could do with displaying contrition, signs of hubris abound.
More than any of his predecessors, Mr Obama likes to pay homage to the titans of technology.
Its membership has grown from 23 firms at the end of 2003 to 210 now, including such corporate titans as Motorola, DuPont and Ford.
They created a vivid world of gods, titans and heroes. But all of this was inspired by the wonder and beauty of Greece's natural world; by its unique richness and variety.
Many corporate titans echo his sentiments.
Changing your mind and changing your life is a mental hurdle worthy of the titans.
Amid murmurs of "poaching", the brilliant Venezuelan conductor changed sides, and lit the fuse on a clash of the titans.
A generally aloof creator race, the titans are now a subject of significant interest on Azeroth, at least for the dwarves.
This year, private-equity titans and hedge-fund wizards got caught in the headlights when it became public that they were paying just 15 percent in federal tax on their gargantuan payouts.
Nearly all university presidents conduct themselves like corporate titans, with salaries, perks and entourages to match.
The titans of Detroit were tottering on the brink of liquidation, threatening to collapse and take more than a million jobs with them.
It ' s been a long time, hasn ' t it, titans.
Wall Street's titans minted money in good times but now find it hard to repay their debts, if they are in business at all.
America's Congress has uttered barely a squeak as Wall Street's titans have taken foreign cash.
But in Japan, even the titans find it hard to break with tradition, especially one that dates back to the Meiji era in the late 1800s when Japan began to industrialise.
The newspaper was covered with reports of the meeting of the three political titans in the world.
Government ethics laws, he said, aim to prevent corporate titans from paying big money to influence politicians - but they don't ban the President from buying a bigwig a sandwich.
