Sentence examples for peddle from inspiring English sources

The oldest market, the Naschmarkt, spans a mile-long stretch in the heart of downtown, where Turkish merchants hawk falafel, sweet potatoes and blindingly bright chilli peppers, Italians sell olives the size of golf balls, and Austrians peddle their now famous strom – young wine that packs a serious punch.

"Corporate special interests shouldn't be able to secretly peddle the best junk science money can buy," Markey said at the time.

He blamed the radicalisation of Muslim youths and the phenomenon of home-grown terrorism on the sense of alienation that builds among young people living in separate communities and the "hands-off tolerance" of groups that peddle separatist ideology.

No doubt Gove will peddle the myth that the HRA is effectively a villains' charter.

But the evidence is against him No doubt Gove will peddle the usual myth that the HRA is nothing more than a villains' charter.

But while this is certainly a more defensible position than breathless technophilia, or the blithe stories of triumphally self-regulating urban ecosystems the vendors themselves peddle, I happen to believe this is not the case.

In its self-appointed leadership role on LGBTI equality internationally, the South African government should readily offer a counter-narrative to those that peddle prejudice in the name of "Africanness".

British Influence's director, Peter Wilding, said: "Eurosceptics who peddle the myth that Norway is the best [model] for a non-EU Britain are deceiving the British public.

This is far better, Mr Wills argues, than having Ms Warren peddle the kind of "lyrical nonsense" and "airy nothingnesses" that inevitably fuel any presidential campaign.

Those on the left peddle the opposite view: that the government redistributes far too little because the tax system is skewed to benefit the rich and America's welfare state is the skimpiest in the developed world.Both sides are wrong.

But there has seldom been a worse time to peddle that view in Congress.