Sentence examples similar to sad sell from inspiring English sources

You would have to be a deeply sad sell-out to take that as a compliment, but such people exist, and there's a good chance that Perry is typically in the company of those types.

"It was a dream of mine to live in this house, and I'll be sad to sell it," Mr. Juan said.

Most men currently under-35 would probably count themselves as "liberal" – whether they wear Sk8-His and play in sad bands; sell ads for a living from a co-working space in Hoxton; or have rah-ha-ha-ed themselves to staggering highs at the broadsheets after cutting their teeth at one of the Oxbridge student papers.

Key West is its own thing, and yet it's completely Florida, because people go there primarily to vacation, to tan and drink and temporarily escape their own sad life selling insurance in Iowa, or whatever it is regular people do.

"We have affection for everything in here and feel sad whenever they sell out".

50 Secrets To Hack The Economy!) It's a process that's been fundamental to movement conservatism for 50 years – collecting conservatives' contact information to ask for their money, then renting the data to other conservatives to fundraise and sell sad collectibles to mom and doomed mining rights to dad.

For Lane, GKS's ads for Paxil were not so such about selling the drug, but about selling SAD as a disease that required pharmaceutical treatment.

"Is he sad you're selling the house?" Ana said.

Pasternak noted in passing that Stewart was rather sad to have sold her shares in Waksal's company, because "it was a question of loyalty to her friend".

We drive through a web of backstreets, reaching dead ends and passing weedy lots and a sad pedestrian mall selling pizza slices and pirated DVDs.

He and his brother David had just premiered Salesman, a new verite documentary that was getting a lot of attention, the story of four sad, desperate Willy Lomans selling Bibles door-to-door to the poor and guileless in Massachusetts and Opa-Locka, Florida.