Sentences with phrase «selling point in the summer»
Curb appeal is a huge selling point in the summer, so you'll have to do your best to visualize what a prospective home and yard might look like come springtime.
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If there is anyone in this room that believes that a reasonable forecast for the U.S. or British economy at any future date would be represented by a trend line constructed through to 2007 from any previous point, I have a bridge I want to sell you,» Summers quipped.
A rotten point really, in the end of the article: we CA N'T accept is that you sold Vermaelen and sent Jenkinson off on loan without getting in any replacements LAST SUMMER
At that point we could have done better, even in that summer we sold Verm we could have gotten a better replacement then.
Gundogan's current contract is set to expire in the summer of 2017, and having failed to show a desire to sign an extension to this point, Dortmund could be forced into a situation where they have to sell this year in order to avoid losing him for nothing.
The key selling point of Salah to Napoli is that this is a short term commitment, and as Salah leaves Napoli in the summer to return to Chelsea, Insigne will return from injury.
Monaco were adamant they would not sell Lemar in the summer, but the club are out of Europe and trail Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint - Germain ny nine points.
LOCATION: Annandale - on - Hudson, New York SPECIALTIES: Film / video, music / sound, painting, photography, sculpture, and writing TUITION: $ 55,000 TIME TO DEGREE: a total of 2 years, with three summer sessions and two independent - study sessions NOTABLE FACULTY: Amy Sillman, Ulrike Muller, Sadie Benning, Huma Babha, Thomas Eggerer, Zoe Leonard, Nick Mauss, R.H. Quaytman FAMOUS ALUMNI: Amy Sillman, Paul Chan, Carolee Schneeman, David Horvitz, Herb Ritts, Rachel Harrison, R.H. Quaytman, Trisha Baga, Zak Kitnik, Lucy Raven BIGGEST SELLING POINT: Bard spearheaded the low - residency MFA program, with students gathering for sessions that are clustered in eight - week summer «residencies» and divide up long periods of independent work lasting from two to three years.
«That was the selling point because you could shop year - round in the comfort of coolness in the summer and warmth in the winter,» says Christopher Cummins, Southdale general manager.