Sentence examples for which selling from inspiring English sources

Third, there is a need to investigate the extent to which "selling" is, almost by definition, unprofessional.

As it is, they have found a sustainable, blue-collar business model of rock stardom in which selling concert tickets and T-shirts have replaced selling CDs.

And Donnelly's reputation-building and connection-making is pretty much what Winkleman advises many of his readers to do; he just did it in a different context — one in which selling your creativity is part of the job.

City") all incorporate elements of contemporary black gospel; the forty-seven-year-old gospel singer Kirk Franklin has sold many millions of records, in an era in which selling records is extraordinarily difficult.

Although it emerged out of anti-trafficking rhetoric, the end-demand campaign is actually a movement to change prostitution policy from our current legal framework — the criminalization of both buying and selling sex — to the "Swedish model," in which selling sex is not illegal, but buying sex is a criminal offense.

Since the storm, dealers have grown so bold that they sell directly to just about anyone on the streets, a big break in tradition in the drug business - particularly crack - in which selling to unfamiliar customers is verboten as they often turn out to be informants or undercover cops.

(Rostrum/Atlantic), which sold 141,000.

Next up: Wag.com, which sells pet supplies.

Such companies include Red Bull, Coca-Cola, which sells NOS, and PepsiCo, which sells AMP.

Letters were also sent to PepsiCo, which sells Amp; Coca-Cola, which sells NOS; and Dr Pepper Snapple, which sells Venom Energy.

Write to the firm which sold you the policy.