Sentence examples for sell brilliant from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has boasted of his efforts to help sell "brilliant things" such as Eurofighter Typhoons to Saudi Arabia on the day the European parliament voted for an arms embargo on the country over its bombardment of Yemen.

Believe it or not, this is actually expensive for Prestige, a US brand not distributed in the UK, which sells many brilliant products at around $5 a pop.

On the face of it Quagliarella is a fine signing for the Partenopei, but the fear will be that this is simply a prelude to them selling the brilliant Ezequiel Iván Lavezzi on to a bigger club.

Don't sell your entire, brilliant future for a tiny win today.

Here was the brilliant idea: Sell the parts for $11 million to EPI, and book an $8 million profit.

But click on it I did, and here's what I discovered: it turns out that not only are Barter Books' owners Stuart and Mary Manley brilliant at selling books, they're also brilliant at giving birth to country-wide trends, too.

The dummy he sold Shilton was brilliant".

Then he straightened his face and started selling: "These are brilliant!

The manager of the Trump Store couldn't tell me how many hats they'd sold in those brilliant two hours that they were available, but even if it were a thousand, that's only $20,000 -- compared to the $1.8 million Trump loaned himself in the second quarter.

He says that after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on American soil it was "not all that easy to resist" an administration willing to sell a scary story "with brilliant stagecraft and relentless pacing".

I did laugh, at Gerrard's death mainly, but also at Jez's brilliant plan to sell the headline Three-O Walcott to a tabloid when Theo Walcott turns 30.