peddling

Instead of making plows to order, as was customary at the time, he made them in advance and then rode around the countryside peddling them.

even if he didn't, he had a smirk on his face back peddling off the court. it was a look of confidence.

Unable to find buyers in western Massachusetts, he took the copies to New York City, where he was arrested for peddling without a license.

Alex White describes himself as a travelling salesman, peddling his wife's latest creations around small towns.

Senator Keating was peddling someone's rumors for some purpose of his own, despite the highly dangerous international situation.

Hollywood is not the only industry peddling the story line that flesh-and-blood fathers are an optional accessory in today's families.

The Tea Party is peddling a version of the constitution's intent and origins that most historians do not recognise.

So back to my ride with my buddy: We are peddling up the hills and philosophizing about the uncertainties of life and its Thursday.

Carr, the first person to put chalk on his cue tip, made a fortune peddling his magic "twisting chalk" around France in the 1820s.

It demonstrates how even an innovative company (No. 47 on our list) can be hobbled by suppliers peddling out-of-date technology.

But at least, for once, a tobacco firm is peddling a cure, rather than a disease.

Life is like a bicycle: you do not fall off unless you stop peddling.

Or are they simply peddling good deals that people naturally share with one another?

I turned out the strip at night; by day, I ground out TV commercials for a cigarette brand furtively peddling cancer.

It is just as likely that he was a charlatan peddling hocus-pocus.

Undaunted, he decided to sell the cereal itself, peddling the biscuits door-to-door from a wagon.

And rather than feeding voters infantile advertisements peddling childish certainties, politicians should treat voters like grown-ups.

The business of peddling medicines to hospitals has also bred corruption, with many hospitals accepting kickbacks from drug companies.

Austrian banks have, in recent years, been enthusiastically peddling risky foreign-currency mortgages at home and abroad.

Instead of peddling harder and faster, the best approach is to avoid the down side of the curve altogether.

"I'd be peddling bananas if it wasn't for this place, " Jamail said.

Because drug companies continue peddling the tests and advocacy groups push "prostate cancer awareness" by encouraging men to get screened.

Most big media outlets have murky ownership, leaving their journalists vulnerable to outside pressure and influence-peddling.

Peddling my work like a Viagra salesman still feels at odds with the high calling of literature.

Now on parole, the 26-year-old was recently peddling the first edition of her new biography in West Virginia.

Peddling Peril: How the Secret Nuclear Trade Arms America's Enemies. By David Albright.

Vendor's cries are tones of the peddling , calling, crying of peddlers or vendors and chanting tones of ancient poetry.

Jaynes, used aliases and false Internet addresses, bombarded Web users with junk emails peddling sham products and services.

For tech engineers, that often means peddling low-end electronic gear for the city's computer wholesalers.

Buck's books were banned under Mao, and she herself was classified a Public Enemy, guilty of peddling cultural imperialist lies.

Others blamed the immigrants for problems from drug peddling and petty theft, to the spread of HIV among prostitutes.

Nowadays, resemble peddling avowedly on Internet so the net shop of contraband is not little.

Authorities reportedly have cleaned up the seedier trades sometimes associated with tourism, such as prostitution and drug peddling .

They come for the tourists, peddling maps and flags and scavenging for bottles and cans that can be reclaimed as scrap.

Nintendo was expected to be an also-ran, peddling its familiar game brands, such as Mario and Zelda, to children and die-hard fans.

It earlier emerged that Silvio Berlusconi's government is peddling its debt to Chinese sovereign-wealth funds.

But after peddling it around Hollywood for months, Cameron came up empty and temporarily shelved his ambition totrumpLucas.

Mitch McConnell, the leader of the Senate Republicans, is peddling a fallback.

Or Sanlu, a Chinese company that was revealed to be peddling poisonous milk.

Influence-peddling and deal-making are part of politics the world over but the earmarks system is peculiarly American.

Americans stopped trusting Republicans with their money in part because some were caught trousering bribes or peddling influence.

He replied that my peddling technique was all wrong: "You must keep ze knees more together like ze good woman. "

The film does have one serendipitous subplot: the peddling of offshore oil-drilling leases.

Chen is also accused of embezzlement, money laundering, influence peddling and extortion.

peddling indicates the selling of small , inexpensive goods by going from house to house.

My cardboard foot is on a stick crank and has a background cutout of the area swept by my foot while peddling.

A biotech company is peddling "personal stem cell lines" derived from your IVF embryos.

Then he left home for the market. There were many vendors peddling their goods in the market.

Also, as in the 1930s, the opponents of action are peddling scare stories about inflation even as deflation looms.

Health experts regularly lambast them for peddling food that makes people fat.

With drug-peddling margins so tight, the gangs are looking to other revenue sources.

When I was in Cambodia, that pressure translated into a brothel owner's being sent to prison for 20 years for peddling girls aged 10 and 12.

Those who persist in peddling moralism instead have blood on their hands.

These are traditional businessman launches network sale actively, arrive from shop tradesman the positive change with peddling network.

Street and street-side vendors are common, in addition to hawkers peddling their goods on bicycles or carts.

He was arrested by police accused of peddling drugs.

The one that died did so when it was caught peddling junk.

She earned a lot of money by peddling snacks.

The government at first played down their importance, saying they were just ordinary criminal gangs peddling drugs.

People could judge the goods or services from their peddling or the sounds of their special instruments.

They must have thought I was peddling the penguin for money!

He's the one who's peddling the drugs unlawfully.

In the 1930s many people survived the Great Depression by peddling scraps of metal, rags and other items.

Peddling a handful can lead to a 15-year sentence.

Alas, all these shops peddling tawdry knick-knacks will be back with us again.

He has been peddling from house to house for weeks.

Part of the challenge, observers say, is that science in China is acutely susceptible to influence peddling .

I am certainly innocent of peddling this one.

She and her husband went to prison for peddling drugs.

Outside the door, tucked into a corner, are a couple of hawkers peddling post cards and guidebooks;

For we are not, as so many, [ a] peddling the word of God;

A Pragmatic Analysis on Peddling Language

Someone is peddling Balzac's recording in the street

that sound like all kinds of peddling in old Beijing