Sentence examples for feast sales from inspiring English sources

For the Feast, "sales were pretty good during that time" the campaign ran, he added, and Subway would consider another "Family Guy" campaign.

After his brush with the law, Lewis turned his hand to direct marketing and his book titles have a very similar gamey spirit to his mould-breaking splatter: Hot Appeals or Burnt Offerings (surely inspired by his masterpiece Blood Feast?), Sales Letters That Sizzle, and Open Me Now.

And so a photo of a cat -- looking so fluffily pretty and pampered you can practically hear Lauren Bacall's voice-over for Fancy Feast -- on sale as food would disturb many Americans.

After more than a year of feasting on stellar sales and earnings growth and an explosive runup in the company's stock price, investors ran for the exits in droves today on news that Motorola's second-quarter and full-year earnings would come in below analysts' expectations.

From as early as the late 14th century, there is evidence of a free market operating: paintings were offered for sale on the Rialto Bridge, and there were sales fairs during the feasts of the Ascension and San Rocco.

His feast was made to celebrate the sale, Books for Cooks, of a private collection of culinary literature from the 16th century to the present day, compiled by Stanley J Seeger.

Down in Little Italy, at the annual Feast of San Gennaro, vendors also reported uninhibited sales of bottled water.

Even if the spike in consumption of meat that occurs during the observance of religious festivals (Ramadhan and the Feast of Sacrifice) is included the total sale of animals for an entire year may not exceed USD 150,000.

But what about the boost from replica kit sales et al ahead of the feast of football in Brazil?

Alcohol sales will be allowed at the Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy but the number of vendors will be cut in half.

Lawson's fifth book, Feast: Food that Celebrates Life, released in 2004, made sales worth £3 million.