Sentence examples for vast selling from inspiring English sources

The shop is vast, selling gifts, clothes, cards, local beer, wine, food, books, gardening paraphernalia and more.

Ikea's business model requires a vast selling space.

Johnny maintains his far-reaching power by manipulating Japan's vast selling "idol mags".

On its vast selling floor -- some 11,000 square feet of showroom space with another 10,000 square feet of storage -- it's easy to get swept up in fantasies about a beautiful nursery filled with fantastical rocking horses and endearing Gund stuffed animals.

The rush to privatization vaguely resembles the vast sell-off in Russia after the Soviet Union collapsed.

In 1996, as Oasis were playing their vast sell-out concerts at Knebworth, Haines began a side project called Baader Meinhof.

Multinational drug companies are vast conspiracies selling products with fat margins and hiding their deadly side-effects.

This means Reebok can open a vast shop selling its shoes in Hyderabad; but Carrefour, a French supermarket giant, cannot set up shop.

The sport may be surging elsewhere, with the Nascar Winston Cup series raking in vast sums selling television rights and sponsorships.

As soon emerged, Harding's Secretary of the Interior took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from oilmen while overseeing the government's Teapot Dome oil reserves, and his director of the Veterans Bureauu made vast sums selling off its hospital supplies.

Commercially, the chasm between them is vast: Simpson sold around a hundred and fifty thousand copies of his newest and third record, "A Sailor's Guide to Earth," whereas Adele's "25" has sold twenty-three million.