Sentence examples for selling port from inspiring English sources

1. Cockburn's Special Reserve, £8, Waitrose Cellar The biggest selling port in the UK.

He also said workers should take comfort from the fact that the company had already waited two weeks before starting the process to sell Port Talbot and other assets and that he saw potential buyers in "the tens".

"Clearly that must be wrong because yesterday, if the players had put the same amount of effort into playing as I do to finding the way to pay them every month, we'd have knocked that club for six". Asked about his plans to sell Port Vale, Smurthwaite said: "As things stand, it's not a 'distress sale'.

"Dear Mr President: In regards to selling American ports to the United Arab Emirates, not just NO but HELL NO!" Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C). wrote to Bush in a one-sentence letter.

Automatic is one of several startups selling diagnostic-port dongles that are asking outside developers to make apps that take advantage of the data that so many cars already collect, but most of us don't have regular access to.

When at last the ship returns to the Norwegian coast, it travels from port to port selling the meat to locals, often elderly people, who emerge from their houses looking circumspect and quietly filling buckets with the dark meat.

Mr Snow used to run CSX, a railroad company that, after he had left, sold its port operations to the Dubai firm for $1.15 billion in 2004.Underneath all the posturing is one legitimate worry: ports are one of America's weak spots when it comes to national security.

He said they also sold off port facilities in Aden and an oil company.

Ship captains often allow their crew members to supplement their income by keeping the fins for themselves to sell at port.

The US has asked why it was not notified of the Northern Territory government's decision to sell the port to a Chinese company with alleged links to the People's Liberation Army.

Tata Steel has halted plans to sell the Port Talbot steelworks and is instead working on keeping its UK business as part of a joint venture with the German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp.