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- noun Plural form of
board-room .
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Examples
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As their seats in the one-time board-rooms indicated, the reptiles had taken over the city.
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They can applaud some seeming act of corporate virtuethey may even take credit for pushing corporations to sign pledges or promise changewhile not having to take any action that might cause negative reaction in board-rooms or among corporate fund-raisers.
Creative Capitalism Michael Kinsley with Conor Clarke 2009
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They can applaud some seeming act of corporate virtuethey may even take credit for pushing corporations to sign pledges or promise changewhile not having to take any action that might cause negative reaction in board-rooms or among corporate fund-raisers.
Creative Capitalism Michael Kinsley with Conor Clarke 2009
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They can applaud some seeming act of corporate virtuethey may even take credit for pushing corporations to sign pledges or promise changewhile not having to take any action that might cause negative reaction in board-rooms or among corporate fund-raisers.
Creative Capitalism Michael Kinsley with Conor Clarke 2009
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Those buttons are where they have always been, within the board-rooms of industry and the greed of hedge funds.
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He appeared at the various board-rooms and City conclaves, yawned at the meetings, and drew figures on the blotting-paper of the Company; had no interest in its transactions, no heart in its affairs; went away and galloped his horse alone; or returned to his painting-room, put on his old velvet jacket, and worked with his palettes and brushes.
The Newcomes 2006
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He would have done something that was worthy of him then; now his time must be spent in dancing attendance at balls land operas, and yawning at City board-rooms.
The Newcomes 2006
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Company board-rooms, government commissions and other areas of power opened up, even to black women.
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In order to keep up their circulation in parsonages, board-rooms of directors, and suchlike fastidious quarters they are reticent with adjectives.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, April 29, 1914 Various
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He appeared at the various board-rooms and City conclaves, yawned at the meetings, and drew figures on the blotting-paper of the Company; had no interest in its transactions, no heart in its affairs; went away and galloped his horse alone; or returned to his painting-room, put on his old velvet jacket, and worked with his palettes and brushes.
The Newcomes William Makepeace Thackeray 1837
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