Sentence examples for get some commodity from inspiring English sources

"We get some commodity pasta, and it makes a great lo mein," said Kathy Civiello, the school's nutrition director, one of the many staff members who appeared equally excited and bemused by the plan.

At Thai beach resorts like Phuket, where American, European and Japanese bookings are down by as much as 50percentt, hotels are slashing rates to get some cash for their perishable commodity: rooms.

Natural gas prices have recently become lighter than air, as the commodity finally gets some love after a year-long slide.

If your business — or your crowdwork platform — thinks of them as purely interchangeable and their labor as a commodity, you'll get commodity results.

And you get a commodity effect that compresses the premiums people can charge.

"Part of the great competition for audience in the twenty-first century is the competition to get beyond commodity news," Bill Keller says.

"Fund managers will have to wave the white flag and get into commodity stocks because the managers are underperforming their benchmarks so badly," he said.

John Broome distinguishes between claims to a commodity, such as health care, by which he means "a duty owed to the candidate herself that she should have it" [ 7] and other moral reasons why a person should or should not get a commodity.

Some observers think that Apple will never get into the commodity TV business because the margins are too low.

"We're more like a philanthropic brokerage," says Hingson. "We get commodity offers, and we act quickly".

But then you get a commodities stock, not just Primark".