But the one thing he never told them was to sell.

By the end of the summer, he had sold more than 300.

But so far today we have sold just one or two.

Where was he going to try to sell all of them?

Yeah, he was trying to sell his city a little bit.

The company is in business and has not been sold.

She would never need to sell the rights to their story.

Everyone on the Street was trying to sell at the same time.

So now all she has to sell is her voice.

But the company has yet to sell a single one.

All you're going to do is just go sell them.

The question is whether or not she can sell them.

Then she sold the house and took the children away.

Some sell things and then try to get them back.

We want to sell things to you, but our way.

Now, the time has been sold out for about two weeks.

"These people look at us like we sold our country to America."

They both knew he was going to sell very little.

They lost their money when the book did not sell.

He has never sold enough work to make a living.

By 1993, many of the companies had to be sold off.

Yet the rest of the church should not be sold short.

But by then, they could have been sold to the public.

Maybe my children will sell the land when I am gone, though.

He said nearly 10 million were sold around the world each year.

In fact, it takes a little bit of a sell.

With those two in place, the project was an easy sell.

The only reason it would is if they over sell.

But those close to the process say it will not be an easy sell.

Having never known his own mother, Jack was perhaps an easy sell.

"I want to get back to the sell side of the business," he said.

It has become an easy sell, she said, especially after the death of the Florida girl.

They turned out to be an easier sell than he expected.

The complex is not expected to be an easy sell.

Either way, the hard sell is one of her basic skills.

Doing the same to anyone who'd believe his smooth sell.

He decided that series of books were a better sell than individual ones.

"He had a sell order in for a while, and the stock happened to hit the price that day."

But the magazine might be in for a tough sell.

The idea of a union for the athletes is a difficult sell.

In the early days, the interview was a very tough sell.

But studies show that the message will be a tough sell.

In all, the sell programs added 13.01 points to the day's loss.

But he said it was going to be a "tough sell" and could take a long time to put into effect.

In some places, that notion has been a difficult sell.

A. You have to realize that security is a negative sell.

How does all this soft sell play in a tough economy?

The sell programs alone pulled the index down 42.28 points.

"The big orders were almost all on the sell side," he said.

"We ran into sell orders because the market got ahead of itself."

You are trying to sell yourself to me as the little guy?

You just want to sell yourself, the way everybody does.

"You have to get out there every morning and sell yourself."

Remember, you have to sell yourself to his mother and sister as well!

You must sell yourself to the public, if you're a street lawyer.

I suppose you sold yourself to them, like everyone else.

"You do a great job of selling yourself," I said after a moment.

To succeed in this new world, you have to sell yourself.

In short, take advantage of every opportunity to sell yourself.

Marketing - You have to be able to sell yourself or your business.

The moment I leave you alone you're ready to sell yourself right back into slavery!

If you only grow on demand, you're selling yourself short.

Don't sell yourself short, you can do better than two.

Bring out some of the gold you sold yourself to the devil for.

"Seems to me what you were doing is a sight worse than selling yourself."

"The trouble with a campaign is you have to sell yourself.

Naturally the men say, why stay in one place when you can sell yourself for more money somewhere else?

Your skills aren't what they were but you sell yourself short.

What have you done to sell yourself lately to your customers?

"I have to say, it sounds to me like you're selling yourself short."

"What a fool, to sell yourself for children you've never seen before!"

"A debate is a free commercial in which to sell yourself.

In the competitive music industry, talent is not enough; you must also be able to sell yourself.

"With all respect, I believe you are selling yourself short.

"It would shatter your family if they found out you'd sold yourself to a man."

"It's like, if you're really a strong woman, then why do you need to sell your body?"

You can get the tattoo removed and sell your body to the folks across the street.

I didn't even know they had an organization for selling your body for money.

Perhaps you didn't sell your body to Roarke, but he bought you.

"If Tasko doesn't want the car we may have to sell your body."

"Have you sold your body for money?"

Would you sell your body?

"It's not manageable if you are selling your body for shelter, food or to meet some need the government decided is not a core medical service."

"It degrades you to where you're selling your body," Cynthia McBride said.

Don't sell your body short.

"The money left behind, the money your father made by selling your bodies, is yours by cosmic right.

"Been selling your body?"

They use your talent in whatever way best serves their purpose, at the same time selling your body to any man who is able to meet their price.

"Okay, I've just called you a tramp--actually a little stronger word than tramp who would sell your body to both sides if the price were right."

"Sell Your Body (To The Night)"

But the first time the breadhead says it, you expect the worst: he'll ask you to thieve, to sell your body, to start a life of crime.

At Turbonegro's shows in 2003 the band fired loads of these particular dollar bills into the crowd using a cannon during the song "Sell Your Body".

"Sell Your Body" (MPEG Video)

A second album followed in 1984 with It's Massive, which provided the hits "Young Gal No Sell Your Body" and "Justice Love and Harmony".

With little understanding of the language away from her tribe, she says that when she first heard the phrase "selling your body," she thought it meant cutting off parts of herself for sale.

In his new piece, "Showpony," which opens tonight at Danspace Project, Mr. Harrell addresses the value of shows and performing, and the implications of selling your body.

Ms. Bogart's favorite song in the show is "Sell Your Body," which she performs in deep deadpan in the section that lampoons Mr. Kander and Mr. Ebb.

The video for "Sell Your Body" was shot in Los Angeles subsequent to their sold out shows in early April, 2003 and was directed by Jeff Tremaine of Jackass fame.

LAND OF THE FREE - Nanuet, New York - 25 days ago Guess all you have to do is sell your body to the highest bidder to get on tv these days!

Comedian Bill Bailey serenades Clegg to the tune of "Roxanne" in his 2010 production Dandelion Mind, singing "Nick Clegg you don't have to wear that dress tonight, walk the streets for money, you don't have to sell your body to the right".

Part of the whole awful "selling oneself" business, as mentioned above.

It was an intimate diary, but designated to sell oneself!

A career portfolio is used as a marketing tool in selling oneself for personal advancement.

Therefore, because this business will be handled later, the audition is not a platform for selling oneself as a character.

One cannot cooperate with it without selling oneself.

But, at the end of the day, selling companies to people and people to companies requires an ability to sell oneself too.

But selling oneself as an author or a TV host or commentator is another matter.

Concentration is focused on selling oneself by developing skills and expertise rather than developing character.

In this view, the freedom of a person to voluntarily sell oneself into slavery is also preserved by the principle of self-ownership.

For Posner, employment is selling oneself in the labour market, which he believes is like selling a product.

Selling oneself into indentured servitude was once thought permissible, while charging interest on loans was not.

Art of selling oneself

This is not an inherently bad thing, of course (although it does seem somewhat uncool to sell oneself as cutting-edge while taking money from a brewery).

Thus, for Mill, selling oneself into slavery or killing oneself should be prevented in order to avoid precluding the ability to make further choices.

If a right is inalienable, that means it cannot be bestowed, granted, limited, bartered away, or sold away (e.g. one cannot sell oneself into slavery).

A person could become a kholop as a result of capture, selling oneself, being sold for debts, after having committed crimes, or through marriage to a kholop.

Simulated job interviews are conducted, videotaped and critiqued; and other professionals advise on the techniques of selling oneself on the job market.

Employment and Employability: Knowing How to Brand and Sell Oneself

It was common for a person to voluntarily sell oneself into slavery for a fixed period of time either to pay off debts or to get food and shelter.

To sell oneself for thirty pieces of silver is an honest transaction; but to sell oneself to one's own conscience is to abandon mankind.

In many Islamic traditions, the meaning of bay'ah is to sell oneself to a spiritual master, pir or sheikh in exchange for the spiritual knowledge which he gives.

Of course, self-interested solicitude can lead to inauthenticity , to a sense of always selling oneself--or rather, a sense of having to become someone who can be sold.

Other mistakes included failure to follow up after the initial contact or interview, selling oneself short on salary, conducting an unfocused job search, and not sending a thank you note after an interview.

The storylines of the Berlin-based director and screenwriter deal with dreams, the self-discovery process and the attempt to master as best as possible the balancing act between ideal and reality without selling oneself out.

Caritas seems to be the only thinkable rationale of laws restricting drug-taking, gambling, selling oneself or one's child into slavery, and so on, since one hardly needs such laws to protect oneself from others.