Sentence examples similar to references to sell from inspiring English sources

Songs sprinkled with references to selling the farm and moving to Baltimore, or seeing out one's days in the Mississippi backwoods, may not seem much closer to home, but they seemed far less exotic and esoteric.

However, some investors, who applied online or by post for the shares, have been unable to trade because they do not yet have a reference number needed to sell the stock.

"We believe we've identified a void in the children's apparel marketplace," Kidbox CEO Miki Berardelli told TechCrunch this spring, when referencing its plans to sell its own clothing.

The richness of his cultural references may make the books difficult to sell, but not to translate.

The five Kraus children decided to sell the Kraus reference library and inventory in separate auctions.

Lewycka confidently bandies around opaque references to short selling, collateral debt obligations and the Fibonacci series, and if she is even half right about the goings-on inside financial organisations it appears that the epicentre of malpractice is located somewhere inside the disabled toilets.

Time to sell, sell, sell.

To sell?

He just released his CD The Blueprint 3. Come On Out Jay-Z!" F-words and s-words abound, as does Jay-Z's ongoing fondness for the n-word and other profanities...We hear passing references to using and/or selling drugs on "Thank You," "Young Forever" and "Empire State of Mind".

It did not go well: there were references to "living in sin," "selling yourself short" and "he's using you for practice".

Mattson offers Nixon's remark as a reference to the selling job he was doing in the Checkers speech.