Sentence examples similar to selling contests from inspiring English sources
It sold contests.com in June for $380,000 after sitting on it for many years.
As we said, it sold contests.com for $380,000, which also seemed cheap at the time when you compare it to something like candy.com, which sold for $3 million in June.
It does have that Harlem Globetrotters feel in which names are used to sell meaningless contests.
[C4.] 'Sell' Contest for a Brokerage Firm After Sean McGowan, Gerard Klauer Mattison's research director, found no sell recommendations at his brokerage firm in a recent survey, he began a contest.
Far be it from me to dub a professional boxing match a freak show, but clearly Valuev's size was what sold the contest, and Sky never shut up about it.
Similarly, Morgan Stanley allegedly crossed the lines by running cross-selling contests for brokers in five offices in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
In 1963 Mr. Griffin had a deal with NBC to develop a game show, but despaired of selling any knowledge contest to the network in the wake of the 1950's quiz show scandal.
An auction may be more revealing of a candidate's potential than a "beauty contest", but selling a monopoly levies a tax on phone users.
All three 2014 Wembley contests sold out several months in advance.
Internet start-ups are experimenting with business models: advertising, selling access to analytics, creating contest platforms.
AN agency whose founder went door to door to sell stoves before he got into advertising — and was so good at it that the company asked him to write a manual for the other salesmen — is creating a contest that celebrates selling.
