Sentence examples for sales himself from inspiring English sources
He tried to adapt by getting into online sales himself, but kept the store open too.
Mr Siemon says that he was in favour of raw-milk sales himself, although he respects the final decision.
Her visiting brother-in-law, Andy Justin Kirkk), decides to take up drug sales himself.
When asked if he shopped sales himself, Mr. Bugo gave what this bargain hunter considers an encouraging reply.
But what's more interesting about the former British paratrooper is the way he gets paid for his work: Rather than simply selling the shows to programmers for a fee, he helps promote them to advertisers in advance, then gets a cut of the sales himself.
Right now, Hariharan is doing most of the sales himself, and the company is getting quite a bit of traction through word-of-mouth from existing customers, which now include the likes of Staples in the U.S. and Canada and Sears, which is working on a pilot project with the company.
It shows how poets, publicists, politicians and historians have twisted the figure of Columbus to suit their different purposes (just as Mr. Sale himself has done).
He said he had approved the sale himself after making a secret personal pledge to Secretary of State James A. Baker III in the fall of 1990.
In the sale of a vacation home, for instance, rather than realizing a one-time profit with a large capital-gain tax, the owner could finance the sale himself and thereby spread out the profit over the lifetime of the loan.
His suicide took place on the same day that a representative from the gallery was due to visit Rothko's warehouse, to choose from the artist's hoard of paintings, something no one had ever done before (he liked to choose paintings for sale himself, and saw this visit, which he felt powerless to resist, as an invasion of privacy).
He could use his own money to retain control of the company for a while and help to negotiate a sale himself, or could simply hand the company over to Citigroup, resigned to the knowledge that he cannot save the heavily indebted group whose artists include Robbie Williams and Coldplay.
