Sentence examples for selling masses from inspiring English sources

Last year, a record $427 billion in bonds were issued; the bond insurers got caught up in the subprime mortgage mess, threatening their credit ratings, and hedge funds began selling masses of long-term muni bonds to meet margin calls.

Instead of remaining part of Detroit's Big Three, selling masses of cars at steep discounts, he wants to shift Chrysler closer to import companies like Honda and Toyota, which have customers willing to pay sticker price in return for reliability.

For several years, Toyota and Honda have been the only automakers selling mass-market hybrid cars.

In America, a woman called Esther Howland started selling mass-produced Valentines – twee conglomerations of hearts, flowers, lace, ribbon, bunny rabbits and glutinous protestations about the sweetness of kisses.

I object to those who should lead on food issues, like chefs, selling mass-produced crap to a generally gullible public.

Simon Hattenstone Picture a Smiths song selling mass-market fragrance, and you have an approximation of the brief yet miserable stint I spent as a department store perfume girl at Preston Debenhams in 1996.

In recent years drug makers have switched from selling mass-market pills to high-priced specialty medicines for cancer and nasty diseases.

Beyond the potential stigma of producing its clothing in poor countries, Uniqlo has struggled to avoid another pitfall of selling mass-market products at low prices -- the perception that the goods are low quality.

Obtain fitness trade magazines from a public library or newsstand to locate ads for fitness suppliers and dealers who are selling mass quantities of used fitness equipment.

"When she told me she was writing a novel about Thomas Cromwell, I said: 'Well, that's going to sell masses!

Looking Ahead BRISKETTOWN Daniel Delaney, who has sold masses of smoked brisket at $25 a pound online to raise money for a restaurant, has announced that he will open one on Oct. 31.