Sentence examples for custom of selling from inspiring English sources
He followed the Tammany custom of selling judicial nominations -- though he did cut the fee that would-be judges were required to pay.
And if you want to really fit in, ask for an ombra — a little sip of white wine that comes from the old Venetian custom of selling white wine from vendors with little carts in the ombra, or shade, to keep it cool.
She also accuses the teachers of wanting to protect the custom of selling their positions when they retire, or bequeathing them to family members, which she says helps explain Guerrero's low levels of literacy.But she acknowledged that there might be merit to some of the complaints.
It is unclear when the ritualised custom of selling a wife by public auction first began, but it seems likely to have been some time towards the end of the 17th century.
In places like Tamil Nadu, one of India's richer states, middle-class supermarkets and food-safety rules coexist uneasily with older customs of selling live animals in cities and consumer preferences for local meat and milk.
PrintingSolutions.com will design its online print shop to address the challenges of selling custom printed products and to handle potentially large volume orders.
Amazon is exploring the possibility of selling custom-fit clothing, tailored to the more precise measurements of customers, and it has considered acquiring clothing manufacturers to further expand its presence in the category.
While JPMorgan favors new reporting requirements for the complex financial instruments, it opposes the administration proposal to force trades onto public exchanges; doing so would likely cut into the firm's lucrative business of selling clients custom-made instruments.
Andreessen also participated in the round for this company, whose platform allows anyone to outsource the production and distribution costs of selling their own custom-designed shirts.
They've connected with local brewers, who concoct custom microbrews sold only at the Gentlemen of the Road Stopovers.
The custom feature is just one of the selling points of the 18,000-square-foot home that is for sale in Southwest Ranches, Fla., for $9.5 million.
