Sentence examples for pimp it from inspiring English sources

Sky will of course be able to pimp it to its heart's content to its TV, broadband and phone customers, and free offers are already being pushed.

And with song titles like "Middle Finger" and "Dance With a Pimp," it's surprising it even made it to its eventual 18,000 sales.

He plans to keep its architectural integrity, saying almost mournfully, "My wife won't let me pimp it out".

With Mrs Patmore as her pimp, it was always obvious she'd have to promise herself to William.

And it was Whitney's music producer that recorded it for us, so he was, like, trying to pimp it out and make it really flashy.

Focusing on two trans sex workers who are seeking revenge against a pimp, it goes for the heart rather than the jugular, or the wallet, with warm screwball comedy and stereotype-defying storytelling.

Presumably the app maker is hoping to add more value in its offering – by pimping it out with flourishes such as the aforementioned emoticons and categories — so you can respond to a call from your boss with a winking smilie (if you dare).

The FA Cup - or to give it its full name, before those clowns started pimping it out for advertising, the Football Association Challenge Cup – is the oldest football competition in the world.

To our childish minds, Bonington was somehow pimping it.

That's one reason thugs become pimps: It's hugely profitable and carries less risk than selling drugs or stealing cars.

That Google took that idea and pimped it to the max made such offices appear the plaything of mega-companies with mega-wealth.