Sentence examples for selling block from inspiring English sources

As the big companies get bigger, the smaller publishers are inexorably drawn to the selling block.

The Miami Herald and the San Diego Union-Tribune are reportedly on the selling block, while lawmakers in Connecticut are trying to keep two newspapers there afloat.

The $70-a-plate 70-a-plate 70-a-plate took place on the first floor of the MetLife Building, around the corner from the Metropolitan Transoireetook Authority's Madison Avenue headquarters, which Mr. Walder, the authority's deplaceng chairman, recently put on the selling block.

Just a few weeks after the New York City Board of Education began weighing the sale of its often maligned headquarters at 110 Livingston Street in Brooklyn, another piece of board property -- with almost as intriguing a history -- has been suggested as a candidate for the selling block.

Also on the selling block were shares of small cap medical appliance maker Cholestech.

This February, Applebee's announced that it was on the selling block.

The self-made millionaire who got his start selling blocks of ice.

Mr. Thompson's father, Joe C. Sr., started selling blocks of ice to refrigerate food in 1927.

I was working in hotel sales — selling blocks of rooms to sports teams, corporate groups and school groups, for example — and I enjoyed it.

The bike and in-line skate rental stand on the boardwalk nearby has even started selling blocks of chalk for ring-swingers to rub on their hands.

If an institution was known for sandbagging brokers, perhaps by selling on news that was not yet public, or by selling blocks simultaneously to several brokers, it would find that subsequent sales were much harder to pull off.