Sentence examples for device to sell from inspiring English sources
"It's a device to sell Amazon content.
No, he is told, they are a marketing device to sell toy robots.
Netflix and Roku expect the $99 device to sell in the hundreds of thousands, not millions, this year.
As an engine for our national economy, a device to sell more headache powder and pancake batter and fabric softener, it was, and remains, unrivaled.
Around 1934, Cosey employed this device to sell a three-page Mary Baker Eddy letter of his own composition, telling Benjamin Bass, the proprietor of the Strand Bookstore, at 81 Fourth Avenue, that it was an inheritance from an uncle.
There had been a generally hearty outcry a fortnight ago when the kit sponsors – in another wretched device to sell replica shirts – dressed the England XV in garish plum-coloured purple before their hapless defeat by Australia, an outfit memorably described in these pages by Richard Williams as making them resemble "nothing more than a bunch of damsons in distress".
The research firm IDC expects 42 million tablet devices to sell globally in 2011.
"América Móvil is always aggressive on price, they always have a pretty good variety of devices to sell, which they tend to subsidize generously," Mr. Anesini said.
By the 1980s most newspaper cartoon strips were controlled by a small group of syndicates whose executives saw them primarily as devices to sell licensed merchandise.
Before the advent of the iPod and even before the time of the CD, popular beat combos of the 70s and 80s used these strange devices to sell their wares alongside the - now resurgent - vinyl LP.
The company says it will commission more Android devices to sell in its online store.
