Sentence examples for rotten sales from inspiring English sources

However, he was so incensed when HBOS collapsed and was rescued by Lloyds, he appeared before the Treasury Select Committee in 2009 with his bombshell of claims that he had warned the then Halifax chief executive, James Crosby, about the dangers of the bank's rotten sales culture.

Britain's rotten summer boosted sales of sweets.

Sales: rotten.

With the novel designs still months away from the showrooms, Buick got off to a rotten start this year; unit sales were down 17% through February, according to industry watcher Autodata.

MEPs will quiz the EU Commission on Monday on the recently revealed corruption scandal in Brazil's meat sector over the sale and export of rotten meat.

Rotten Tomatoes is owned by the ticket-sale site Fandango, of which Warner Bros. owns 30percentt and Comcast Universal owns 70percentt.

Some of the vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, watermelons and grapes, were rotten and should not be permitted for sale.

And the promised sale of state assets, notably of the rotten state telecoms company, has barely been mentioned.At the heart of these contradictions lies the venomous tribal politics that Mr Kibaki vowed to end.

A trio of businessmen, Matt Baiamonte, Tom Tsatas and Dino Spencer, had seen a "for sale" sign on the building that replaced the rotten one that was bulldozed, and knew they had found a home for their new gym.

It drew a 41% "fresh" rating from Rotten Tomatoes, which aggregates movie reviews, and hauled in $53.3 million in ticket sales in the U.S. and Canada. .

The character Ambrose Peale, press agent for a rotten Broadway musical, represents the world's flacks, hucksters and con artists, account executives and sales managers.