Sentences with phrase «sell oodles»
Of course, earnings depend on units sold, not simply earnings per unit sold, so, yes, if you can sell oodles of books at 99 cents, you can do well for yourself.
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Boch convinced Subaru's Japanese leadership that he could sell oodles of four - door Legacys simply by adding the Outback's plastic body cladding, raising their ride height, and emphasizing their rugged appeal, and after paying for a prototype to be built, he convinced the automaker to produce 300 examples of his «SUS» as a test case to sell to New Englanders near the end of the decade.
Back then, paranormal romance was trendy and selling oodles of books.
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The problem is starting to reek of the mortgage crisis, when banks made oodles by selling bad loans to hedge funds that were layering on leverage to bolster returns — just before the loan market dried up and banks were stuck with the bad loans themselves.
Also, there are oodles of stores on the web that sell incredibly cute organic clothing.
The 5 - star safety rated Honda CR - V was the best - selling small crossover in America in 2016 and the fully revised 2017 model sets the bar even higher with a stunning cabin that provides oodles of space for passengers and cargo.
More times than not, authors come away a tad sour from their New York experience — they thought it would be so much more — that the publisher would pitch and market the book everywhere; sell gazillions of copies; get them a blizzard of media; they would make oodles of money; it would be so much fun; and all would live happily ever after.
Let's face it, singleplayer DLC is something of a dying beast, having been largely replaced by oodles of multiplayer map packs and other such things that can be produced in record time and sold for utterly insane prices, leaving all of us singleplayer lovers scratching our heads and wondering what the hell just happened.
America's premier cities seem to have it all: Instagram - able park and city views, edgy bars, oodles of culture, a vibrant and weird street life, shops that sell cookie dough by the scoop.