Sentence examples for make a selling from inspiring English sources

Even some enemies of the McMansion say it's impossible to make a selling point of asceticism.

Any other band might make a selling point of the fact that Sim is male-model handsome, but the xx decline to appear on their own record sleeves.

Unlike many professional makeup artists who are widely quoted giving advice in magazines but affiliated with brands, like Gucci Westman for Revlon, these professionals make a selling point of their neutrality.

Nimbus: travel with sound (Free) This is certainly the first app to make a selling point out of "the inside of a zebra carcass as it is being eaten by vultures".

As for "clicks and mortar," it's a nice catchphrase, but there's not much evidence that consumers really need a company to offer both: Blockbuster tried to make a selling point of the fact that you could rent a movie online and then return it to a store, instead of popping it in the mail, but the allure of this was lost on most people.

By holding cash you avoid having to make a sell decision, which can cloud the buy decision when an opportunity comes.

A few establishments, like Hair Party 24 in Gramercy Park, have made a selling point of always being open.

If you have warranty information, manuals, or brochures that accompany the items, you may have better luck making a sell.

It is just as antisocial to make a buck selling a violent movie as it is to make a buck selling a handgun.

He'd make a fortune selling it.

These are the foods some of the poorest South Koreans make a living selling.