Sentence examples for made of excess from inspiring English sources

Bobby Farrelly, in his mid-20's, has gone broke trying to sell round beach towels he calls Sun Spots, and is sleeping on the floor of his older brother's Los Angeles apartment, on bedding made of excess inventory.

Whatever else she made of such excess, Zalaznick recognized that it was good for business.

The older fencing is made out of excess landing mat material from the Vietnam War.

Collective enterprises, started under Mao to make use of excess labor in commune work brigades and sponsored by local governments after communes were disbanded in the 1970's, are restructuring to clarify property rights.

Much has been made of your period of bacchanalian excess.

We would also make use of excess RAM storage for multiple images, possibly animation.

Adds Nygard: "Our business model is comparable to Uber's in that we make use of excess capacity to drive efficiency and excellence in customer service.

Also the risk of childhood and sexually acquired infections was not accounted for in this study thus making attribution of excess risk to occupational exposure a bit challenging.

What are we to make of this wild excess of singing?

The sudden proliferation of institutions collecting architectural materials, for example, generated a market that encouraged architects to shift their production to collectible objects and to equate artefacts made in excess of the demands of professional practice with architecture itself.

It was also revealed in the court that Gibson made in excess of $420,000 from sales of her app and received a $132,500 book ­advance.