Sentence examples for selling proposing from inspiring English sources

Once you figure out what you're doing (celebrating, fundraising, educating, selling, proposing, etc)., think about why you're doing it.

Postmodernism sells; proposing a paradigm shift that places us beyond postmodernism sends us over a sociocultural cliff.

At the White House, President Obama's chief spokesman, Robert Gibbs, was asked again on Wednesday if, perhaps, the administration had not done a good enough job explaining and selling the proposed health care overhaul.

Supporters are selling the proposed network as a means of preparing for and battling against environmental crises disaster relief, pollution monitoring and fisheries administration.

With all due respect to The Times, the article on "revitalizing" Marina del Rey read as if it were in a pamphlet selling the proposed developments.

Two years ago, it unveiled plans for a sexy new near-supersonic aircraft soon after its failure to sell a proposed new version of its venerable 747 jumbo.

Without much more than this pitch, Mr. Schur and Mr. Goor set off a bidding war last year among the TV networks and sold the proposed pilot to Fox before a script had been written.

Marianne Gingrich, who was divorced in December from Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House, has met with several New York publishers to sell a proposed book about her life with him, according to her agent, Edward Jay Acton.

To offset the separate cost of buying the property to build the complex, the city proposed selling the right to build a large office tower over the project.

Nicholas D. Kristof proposes selling cigarettes "only in pharmacies".

It also proposed selling its Manhattan thrift store on East 23rd Street.