Sentence examples for sales draw from inspiring English sources

Could it be that mobile applications, with their addictive, time-sensitive notifications about Fab's flash sales draw users in?

"You decide to put in a kids' playroom, a fitness center, a screening room," said Dorothy Sexton, Macklowe's vice president for sales, drawing a comparison with closets.

This figure was the second highest since June 2005, and beaten only in November 2015 when early Christmas sales drew many buyers to the shops.

The share of its total sales drawn from the UK fell slightly from to 13%, from 14% in the previous three months.

The summer season of London sales drew to a triumphant close this week with Christie's and Sotheby's chalking up sales of contemporary artworks totalling more than $1bn (about £500m).

At BCBG Max Azria on Madison Avenue, early sales drew a trickle of shoppers, some pawing over $66 T-shirts reduced by half, and bamboo-patterned dresses, their $152 price tags slashed 30percentt.

While analysts were generally impressed by the near-term revenue growth, the company's difficulties in explaining clearly what is happening in its business sales drew intense scrutiny from financial analysts.

Not surprisingly, in light of the F.D.A.'s decision, which was announced the following day, the Waksals' sales drew the attention of an internal auditor at Merrill Lynch, who asked to see Bacanovic as soon as he got back from Florida.The auditor, Brian Schimpfhauser, also noticed Stewart's sale of ImClone, and, he later testified, "that made me kind of suspicious".

Last month, James W. Giddens, the bankruptcy trustee for the broker-dealer arm of MF Global, issued a report that vividly described the scene: "The rush to meet funding needs... led to billions of dollars in securities sales, draws on credit facilities and a web of intercompany loans..

But these sales drew attention to the value of all varieties of fretted instruments.

The July sale draws about 50 active bidders.