Sentence examples for sell in which from inspiring English sources

It's a come-on, an architectural version of Diller and Scofidio's 1993 Times Square video installation, "Soft Sell," in which a female mouth, viewed in closeup, murmured metaphysical invitations to passersby: "Hey, you, wanna buy a ticket to paradise?" For the first twenty years of their partnership, Diller and Scofidio were barely considered architects at all.

The art lies in allowing fans to feel as if they are discovering a film, but in truth Hollywood's new promotional paradigm involves a digital hard sell in which little is left to chance — as becomes apparent in a rare step-by-step tour through the timetable and techniques used by Lionsgate to assure that "The Hunger Games" becomes a box office phenomenon when it opens on Friday.

He may convert to The New Economy Church of Net Neutrality & Equal Access and keep his 59 million shares or he might sell, in which case, shares of our Church Yahoo would be on offer at a rare discount to their spiritual value.

Short selling, in which investors sell shares they do not yet own, is a widespread practice in stockmarkets around the world.

She is an electronic agent who performs what analysts call "guided selling," or "directed selling," in which a Web site answers questions and advises buyers on a purchase.

For many who participated in the early phase of organic farming, its subsequent history is a story of paradise lost — or, worse, sold — in which cherished ideals have simply become part of the sales pitch.

Foreigners might even find dollar assets relatively attractive if real yields rise sufficiently, or they could be the ones doing the selling, in which case the dollar would fall.

Asked about naked short selling, in which investors make bearish bets without being able to deliver the underlying shares, as securities rules generally require: "Short selling is a component part of healthy markets, one that is perfectly respectable.

Mr. Asensio's firm has a financial stake in the definition because its main trading strategy is short selling, in which an investor bets that a share's price will drop.

Some 20percentt of MSNBC.com's visitors head to the sports section of the site, and sports merchandise lends itself well to so-called contextual selling, in which sites offer goods related to the stories on the site.

Overstock's C.E.O., Patrick Byrne, has tirelessly lashed out at short sellers and especially the practice of naked short selling, in which investors take short positions without having access to the underlying stock, as securities rules require.