Sentence examples for selling prize from inspiring English sources
LONDON — Trading soccer stars for tens of millions of dollars has always seemed to Americans like selling prize bulls to the richest farmers.
Deals bogged down after 1998 because of popular perceptions that the government was selling prize assets to foreigners at unfairly low prices.
Having reached the Champions League quarter-finals last season, Redknapp has warned that selling prize assests such as Modric, 25, would undermine his long-term project of making the club top-four regulars.
Don't forget to factor in depreciation rates on your selling prize and go online to check the usual rates that used iPads, the same model as you have, usually fetch.
Regulatory capital transactions offer banks a valuable tool to manage the risk of business without having to resort to selling prized assets.
As the parents struggle to avoid eviction, the children pitch in, selling prized possessions and rooting through Dumpsters for returnable cans and bottles.
"This is a turning point for Afghanistan, maybe for the whole world," said Noor Muhammad, 30, a shopkeeper selling prized possessions at the flea market.
The American International Group faced two distasteful options on Tuesday: selling prized assets to competitors or handing over a big part of its business to the federal government.
Sent every winter to slaughter the mammals for research that Japan says is vital to our understanding of whale populations, the crewmen are instead seizing and selling prized cuts of meat to earn extra cash and, in at least one case, earn many more times their annual salary, says the whaler-turned-whistleblower.
They have sold prize asset Lewis Macleod this week, with cash from the sale of the midfielder being used as immediate funding.
Rangers sold prize asset Lewis Macleod to Brentford, with the deal for the 20-year-old midfielder being completed immediately after the opening of the January transfer window.
