Sentence examples for take prospective from inspiring English sources

Companies regularly take prospective hires out on the golf course for a field interview.

His lushly landscaped pad at Cahuenga Avenue and Hollywood prompted real estate agents to take prospective clients by on tours.

Mr. Davis said he had gone as far as to take prospective candidates and their families to the Super Bowl to help persuade them to run.

They have bought a bike, registered on the site to be ambassadors and can opt to take prospective buyers on test rides.

If you ask me, they should take prospective students to the Cloisters fountain instead, where Kate supposedly started the tradition of campus skinny-dipping.

Indeed, real estate brokers near Yorktown occasionally take prospective buyers to visit the ultra-charming John C. Hart Memorial Library there, which, said Patricia Barresi, its director, often clinches the sale.

Real estate agents knocked on their door and took prospective buyers through.

On some occasions fraudsters have gained access to properties and taken prospective tenants around, pretending the property is vacant and under their control.

He was an auctioneer, and he was taking prospective buyers (and me) around the property and explaining the potential of the site for redevelopment.

She took prospective buyers on tours through its dank network of tunnels, to the 10-story surgical building with its eerie morgue and operating rooms, to its blackened ice cream parlor and cavernous dormitories.

One of the suspects, Troy Baylor, took prospective buyers on tours of the empty properties, telling them they were owned by the city, which was seeking to sell them, and that he, as a city employee, could have the houses' titles transferred to the buyers, according to the report.