Sentence examples for should flog off from inspiring English sources

We should flog off Victorian prisons.

It prescribed BMI, one of the oligopolists, to flog off some to increase rivalry and keep down prices.

"The whole point of private equity funds is to flog off their stakes.

They are actually consulting on how to flog off the forests, not whether to sell off the forests.

The lengths and depths to which governments will go to flog off precious public silverware knows no bounds.

The marketing people brand this a property trade show, but let's drop the euphemisms and call it the sales fair to flog off Britain.

Many Britons are deeply attached to their trees as the Tory-led government learned after it tried unsuccessfully to flog off the state-owned forest estate in 2010.

Britain's railways, the NHS, the education secretary's dignity – is there anything the Tories won't flog off for a bit of cash?

The Tories today say that they would replace each housing association residence sold off with a new one, by requiring councils to flog off high-value properties in order to fund new construction.

But he would have been less surprised to learn that the British, that nation of shopkeepers, are set to flog off their share of the pioneering service.

"This is a politically inspired wrecking move designed to flog off this publicly owned intercity route before the next election, regardless of the consequences".