Sentence examples for stone sales from inspiring English sources

So it's a stepping stone sales pitch, for those not ready to fully embrace robotic overlords.

Many stones have multiple names for a variety of reasons related to the commercial aspect of stone sales, including competition with other dealers.

Bass retained production of the popular Stones Bitter, but largely replaced the remaining 20 per cent of Stones' sales with its own nationally available brands, such as Worthington E, and Stones' cider supplier was switched from H. P. Bulmer to Bass' own Taunton mill.

Faced with baleful trends, De Beers in the 1990s built up its inventory to a year's worth of rough-stone sales in a desperate attempt to control supply.

To raise money the group is producing brass replicas of the stone for sale.

Smurfit-Stone, with sales last year of $7.2 billion, has 300 plants around the world.

Anyone attempting a school shooting, the superintendent said, "will be stoned". Meanwhile, sales of bulletproof backpacks reportedly are soaring.

The novice stonecutter put up a sign reading "Tomb-stones for Sale" and went to work.

Counting classics like "The Cat in the Hat" and less well-known titles (including those published under the pseudonyms Theo. LeSieg and Rosetta Stone), total trade sales passed the 200 million mark a decade ago.

Early Metrics finds that 76% of successful businesses are able to use the networks established by their leadership teams as a stepping stone to achieving sales.

Social media is a stepping stone in the sales funnel cycle.