Sentence examples for order selling from inspiring English sources

Or it might try to work the order, selling smaller parts while keeping confidential how many more shares were available.

The difference is that short-sellers reverse the usual chronological order, selling first and buying back later, at what they hope will be a lower price.

Still, Obama faces a tall order selling his health-care vision to an American public that, despite the best efforts of his administration, is still feeling economic pain.

Why was a company, focused around an app that helps people keep the many notes of their life in order, selling socks, we wondered.

The presumed spread-scalping market-maker then takes the opposite side of the informed-trader's order, selling large quantities in the market that is just about to rise considerably on the news announcement.

To replace Bizcomm's shotgun approach to mail order selling of cards to more of a rifle method aimed at one or two targeted industries.

Listed by Preston & Rounds, 1907, failed to get it on order, sold.

A single-item blend-in, made to order, sells for $3, and a regular 24-ounce milkshake costs $4.

A fish and chip supper is cooked to order, sold when hot and eaten before it's cooled.

Last Order sold out quickly and was positively received by Western critics, though fan reaction was mixed over changes to established story scenes.

Stores and Web sites began taking advance orders, selling the console and games in bundles for $400 to $1,100.