(1) Yours faithfully, Michael Moore, London Business School.

(2) The Business School has a reputation for excellence in research.

(3) She's at business school, studying to be an accountant. Sentencedict.com

(4) Business school graduates are also enjoying lucrative offers.

(5) Mrs Rowley is a lecturer at Newcastle Polytechnic business school.

(6) Establish which is the best business school in the country and hire its best professor at double his or her current salary.

(7) Most graduates of Harvard Business School sat in the front row.

(8) Many business school graduates are signing up furiously with management consulting firms.

(9) If he had suggested business school, I probably would have hit him.

(10) Maria went to the University of Krakow Business School and ended up making an even bigger pile of money.

(11) Inside the business school chimed the melody that meant the change of lessons.

(12) That would be akin to the business school model of giving away the razor while charging for the blades.

(13) Klepner's big moment had arrived and the ex-Harvard Business School man strode confidently to the podium.

(14) Ranieri was impulsive in a way that business school case studies seldom account for when they analyze managerial decision making.

(15) They've found that training with the Open Business School offers managers courses that fit their needs and their work experience.

(16) Two years of business school really paid off.

(17) Why study for the DBA at Nottingham Business School?

(18) CEIBS ( China - Europe International Business School ) held milk round for the graduates.

(19) Back at business school, Michaelmas term culminated in a consulting project for a Cambridge-based new venture, providing an opportunity to put our new-found business skills into practice.

(20) But once you've finished at Harvard Business School or any other top academic institution, the vast majority of people you'll interact with on a day-to-day basis may not be smarter than you.

(21) The programme is a joint enterprise with the National Business School.

(22) The programme is a joint enterprise with the London Business School.

(23) It is a big fault to think that you can learn how to manage people in business school.

(24) My six closest friends in the world all became close friends at Harvard Business School.

(25) He may have been an outstanding goalkeeper but he was hardly a product of the Harvard Business School.

(26) Little wonder more organisations who want to retain and develop key staff are moving to the Open Business School.

(27) You should have graduated from college. It helped to have gone to business school.

(28) Robin Smith has been appointed head of postgraduate programmes at Newcastle Polytechnic's business school.

(29) As usual, Mr. Ferguson, who teaches in Harvard's history department and business school, uses his powerful narrative talents in these pages to give the reader a highly tactile sense of history.

(30) Davenport, T . Process Innovation : Re - engineering Work through IT . Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press, 1993.