| Don't believe the old saw that you can't be out and still be a mover and shaker in Hollywood. |
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| Rocky was our real community leader, a mover and shaker of powerful socialist principle, and he'd heard my interview with the man. |
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| At first sight, Balfour seems an unlikely candidate for the role of mover and shaker. |
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| The Secretary-General is indeed the main mover and shaker of the Commission. |
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| For all practical purposes, his career as a political mover and shaker had ended. |
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| Drexler was a mover and shaker in the sixties, exhibiting alongside Warhol, Wesselmann, and Lichtenstein. |
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| Kristol was viewed as a mover and shaker whose ideas had ready impact on the political firmament in Washington. |
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| When it comes to environmentally responsible print production, KBA has long been the acknowledged mover and shaker, just as it is in inline coating. |
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| Eurosonic, the unique partnership of EBU public radio Members, promoting and supporting pop music, is now, without a doubt, a real mover and shaker on the European music scene. |
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| Above all, though, he is aware of the special responsibility that as a mover and shaker and decisionmaker he has towards employees, customers and society. |
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| And it's thanks to Peter Herrndorf, who I know over the years has been the mover and shaker behind this, and has made it such an important priority among all the other things that he has done. |
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| The EIT is a key mover and shaker in this regard. |
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| Let's say you are the risk manager at the Blueshift company, a mover and shaker in the wonderful world of widgets. |
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| He became a mover and shaker in London's glittering cultural life. |
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| In the coming weeks and months my mover and shaker will be involved in decisions that will shape the future of the Vale and its people for years to come. |
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