Sentence examples for selling operation from inspiring English sources
While these are early industry estimates from distributors to newsagents the true sales figure for the Times, which will be consolidated later this week, is likely to be much closer to 500,000 due to extra sales generated by News International's biggest-ever street selling operation to shift copies to souvenir hunters, especially in London.
Last week, news broke of a 22-year-old undergraduate getting a relatively light sentence for her role in a drug selling operation, done with her brother.
If everything had gone according to agreement, UA would have won its first best picture Oscar in 1939 with Gone With the Wind, but Selznick had excluded the biggie from the UA deal, and in fact sold it off to MGM for Clark Gable, vital cash in hand and the superior selling operation of Loews, the distribution company behind MGM.
Ford is selling operations unrelated to carmaking.
Nortel Networks said yesterday that it was selling operations that produce optical components for $108 million to Bookham Technology of Britain.
David Barford, the director of selling operations at John Lewis, the department store, said: "Men have been out in force this week buying last-minute presents in lingerie and beauty.
Auctions are an important part of selling operations in the agricultural markets of many countries, for they have traditionally provided a rapid and effective means of disposing of goods, especially perishable products.
"In the early days we had a Jack/Jill of All Trades, and that person probably did proofreading, selling, operations and H.R.," Ms. Hessan said.
The recent colder weather meant consumers had been put in "the right mood for shopping", according to Maggie Porteus, head of selling operations at John Lewis.
Police know of at least 720 county line drug selling operations running from cities to satellite towns, most of which are peopled by multiple teenage runners.
The company said it planned to sell operations in Canada, Hungary and Indonesia.
