Sentence examples for selling world from inspiring English sources

Its origins were from selling World of Warcraft computer games to tens of millions of young Chinese.

"I'm selling world peace here, and this guy's nickel-and-diming me," Richie yelled, prompting a laugh from a Tibetan importer from Jackson Heights, Queens.

DiD are also responsible for selling World War 1 toy soldiers as well as James Bond dolls Patrick Chan, a DiD representative in Hong kong, told Bild: "We offer no figures based on the football.

But more than anything else, 1964 is remembered in baseball for how the Phillies blew the pennant they apparently had so wrapped up with two weeks remaining that they were selling World Series tickets.

In 2006, he was accused of selling World Cup tickets for three times their value and in 2010 a BBC Panorama programme alleged that he was involved in re-selling tickets for the 2010 tournament.

I've no doubt Hackney Council would prefer a market safe for the bearded wonders who have moved in, selling world food, vintage clothing and bits for their fixie bikes.

Noténom, a shop recommended to me by Miguel Adrover, is a well-edited boutique selling world-class fashion, from Helmut Lang and Comme des Garçons to Spanish designers like David Delfín and Miriam Ocariz.

The government had hoped that, by now, domestic firms would have absorbed all they needed to know from the foreigners about making and selling world-class cars, and be ready to get by without them.But the success of the joint ventures has made the Chinese firms complacent.

The company unnecessarily alienated retailers and confused customers by selling world-standardized cosmetics only in elite outlets; then it tried to recover with low-priced, world-standardized products in broader distribution, followed by a change in the company president and cutbacks in distribution as costs rose faster than sales.

Hollywood stars Bette Davis and Rita Hayworth sold World War II bonds.

Next year he plans to sell World War II artifacts from European and Atlantic battle sites at Bonhams.