Sentence examples for selling submission from inspiring English sources

FitzGerald said Submittable's business model will always revolve around selling submission management software to companies, but it could bring in additional revenue by allowing those businesses to promote their calls for submissions through advertising, and by creating a premium version for writers.

Readers may be surprised to learn that it took Booth twenty years of submissions before selling his first cartoon to he magazine: In his early submissions to The New Yorker, Booth … allowed his drawing style to be influenced by the painterly compositions of Charles Addams and Peter Arno.

This is now in its sixth volume, is selling very well, and attracting excellent submissions.

Generally speaking, "selling your soul" in modern usage denotes submission to dull routine or lucrative scam.

AOL Time Warner says it plans to begin selling additional electronic books based on iPublish.com submissions each month starting in October.

The Sundance Film Festival, one of the primary markets for selling to distributors, this year received 3,148 feature-film submissions.

Consider the reaction, especially among women, to "Fifty Shades of Grey", a book about a relationship based on male sexual dominance and female sexual submission, which sold 100 million copies.

Now one can then say that any image of God is also an invention to appease the childish part of our nature that is confused by the world and afraid of death, and that religion was designed to sell mind control and submission.

Imoinda, however, prefers execution to submission, but is sold to a white slave-trader instead by a character not in the original, the king's wicked minister, Orumba.

Read Half the Sky by Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn to learn about the plight of these young girls sold into slavery, drugged into submission, and beaten to death.

All submissions are being sold through Artwelove, the proceeds going to benefit NY public schools.