Sentence examples for like a sell from inspiring English sources

"I would say that after today's news that value would nudge up a bit, maybe into the low twenties," says Bare, "but I think it will still look like a sell".

I felt like a sell out when I got contacts.

Slater:"I don't like a stock selling for more than 20 times prospective earnings".

11 30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7: East 66th Street, Manhattan It looked like a sell-off.

The Great Escape [Blur's 1995 album] felt like a sell-out, a parody.

The agreement reached by Democratic leaders in the Legislature relies on optimistic revenue forecasts, deferral of payments to schools and some parts that could be challenged in court, like a sell-leaseback on several buildings.

A champion of the "third way" between the PT and PSDB, she finds herself in a tight spot: support Mr Neves and look like a sell-out; demur and come across as spiteful.

To many Tiger foot-soldiers, the prospect of negotiations, due to begin at the Thai resort of Sattahip on September 16th, yielding anything less than the full independence they have fought for will seem like a sell-out.

It might sound like a sell-out in the face of the stubborn agricultural lobby, which she is now going to have to befriend, but – if you think about it – she hasn't actually reneged her preference for people to do without meat.

It seems like a selling argument a car dealer could use.

This approach was understandable: most people think health care is too expensive, so the ability to hold down costs seems like a selling point for the plan.