Sentence examples similar to selling communities from inspiring English sources
That could be in the form of selling tickets for an in-person meetup or selling community swag and merchandise.
In addition, the leaders of the medical school skillfully sold community leaders and politicians on the high-tech safety measures at the lab and on the economic boon to Galveston, an impoverished town in need of the 300 jobs the laboratory would bring.
Both are drawing abuse from a jobless man selling a community newspaper who resents politicians cluttering his patch.
"You're selling the community a false reality, and you're also scaring people.
His vision of the Cliffs was to sell the communities based on a lifestyle of health and wellness and a family-friendly image.
When they became publicly subsidized, most parking lots were given or sold to communities, and local politicians reserved them for residents.
As Andrew McGettigan writes in The Great University Gamble: "Sub-prime degrees, like sub-prime mortgages, are sold to communities relatively unfamiliar with the product".
The problem is that mergers are not politically acceptable to government, are hard to sell to communities and don't sit easily with the plan for locally-elected commissioners.
Eveleigh on Sunset Boulevard along the famed Sunset Strip will be serving its Eveleigh Negroni (1oz Beefeater,.5oz Campari,.5oz cynar and 1oz M and R Sweet Vermouth) and donating $2 of every Negroni sold to Communities in Schools.
The initial run of the album sold out, and she subsequently went door-to-door in small Newfoundland communities selling a second run of the album.
