1.   And more and more bright young university graduates despair at the idea of becoming company men like their fathers, particularly after four years of recession.

2.   And while he is a good company man, Williams has not been afraid to chart his own course.

3.   And, like Chase, he no longer wants to be a company man.

4.   At Hewlett-Packard, his departure surprised and disappointed some people like Jim Cyrier, general manager of the patient monitoring division and a long-time company man.

5.   A company man.

6.   A salaryman takes great pains to become a better Mitsubishi man, Mitsui man or whatever company man is required.

7.   After their long vigil, his family remembers a golf fanatic and IRS company man.

8.   But before that night, the same press looked at those patrician features and saw a company man.

9.   But essentially DeMille was a company man who strove to keep actors in work.

10.   But Harbert was a loyal company man, and he adapted.