Sentence examples for drum up trade from inspiring English sources

Eventually it hopes to drum up trade worth £1bn.

Most agents are registered, but a few illicit ones drum up trade by offering good rates.

Facebook and Twitter are the only marketing tools that many hobbyists use to drum up trade.

"Are you trying to drum up trade for t'Feathers tonight?" says Alex Perkins.

Sulka makes no effort to drum up trade; the problem is to hold business down, asking customers to restrict their washing to sulka purchases.

David Cameron has taken 131 business leaders to China to drum up trade and investment in the world's second-biggest economy.

As Gideon Osborne and Boris Johnson caper round China posing with hordes of giggling Chinese girls or sit precariously on thrones, drumming up trade, they look pretty ridiculous.

Viewed from outside the country, where Mr. Fox spends a large amount of time drumming up trade and foreign investment -- he left again today for a five-day swing through Europe -- things are going fairly well in Mexico.

Speaking on the third and final day of a visit to India aimed at drumming up trade and investment, Cameron ruled out handing back the 105-carat Koh-i-Noor diamond, now on display in the Tower of London.

While the nuances of each program differ, the core proposition is the same: In order to drum up trading (and assets) for the fund industry's latest gambits and the exchange's latest darlings, market makers need more juice for the risk they are taking in thinly traded products.

WELL, it's one way of drumming up trade.