When a studio announces it's re-releasing a movie, it's a sure sign of awards aspirations or a transparent bid to cross a marketable box-office milestone.
His office was marketable, and in 1726 he sold it, a move that served both to reestablish his fortunes, depleted by life in the capital, and to assist him, by lending colour to his claim to be resident in Paris, in his attempt to enter the Académie Française.
They have been the most marketable and indeed the only prime office space in the city, in large part because of fears about street crime.
But the top spot on the album charts, like a No. 1 book or a big opening weekend at the box office, remains a salient — and marketable — shorthand for industry success.
The developer has said that the move would make the office space in the tower more marketable and would provide easier access for building residents while the remainder of the office buildings at the site are built over the next 10 years.
In fact, his success in Washington became one of his most marketable traits when he decided to make another run for office this year.
But China is also churning out millions of graduates with few marketable skills, coupled with a conviction that they are entitled to office jobs with respectable salaries.
Considering the glowing reviews for Carol, festival buzz and strong marketable elements including Cate Blanchett and source author Patricia Highsmith, its box office numbers look a tad soft.
INSTEAD of erecting new structures, real estate investment trusts and developers in Westchester County are converting abandoned office buildings that once housed Fortune 500 companies into more marketable space.
What's more, Mr. Kean is the personification of moderate Republicanism, considered more marketable in a state where Democrats have a monopoly on statewide offices and control the Legislature.
