| Oozing charm, the 55-year-old Parisian beckons me to take a seat and immediately launches into sales pitch mode. |
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| He heard rejection after rejection until he oh-so-slightly rephrased his sales pitch. |
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| Luckily, as drunk as we were, we were still coherent enough to bat away the guy's sales pitch with enough authority to be allowed to leave. |
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| The first man held a billboard and was running up and down, continuously shouting his incomprehensible sales pitch. |
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| When you become an herbalife distributor, your appearance becomes part of your sales pitch. |
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| Outside in my alfresco office, the chap in the crisp white shirt launched into his sales pitch. |
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| Ricky thinks Lucy can't resist the siren song of the sales pitch, but he proves equally unable to avoid the hard sell. |
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| They run into a stony-faced receptionist who is not inclined to listen to their sales pitch. |
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| Collection architecture has to do with the logic of the sales pitch and the contribution our collection makes to the profits of our customers. |
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| And based on the Web's reaction, the sales pitch has been pretty persuasive. |
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| If Corneille is intent on selling his own dream of utopia, Les Marchands de Rêve is an effective sales pitch. |
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| At the end of his sales pitch, this individual announced that he will give her some time to think about it and call her back in a few days. |
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| He then set out on foot with 13 tables on his back dressed in 14 curtains and pushfully quoted his sales pitch to any homeless person he could find. |
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| This was the sales pitch of the government in office at the time and the opposition parties supportive of free trade. |
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| The second day, the altruism took a back seat to the sales pitch. |
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| This will help you get past the sales pitch and truly understand how the solutions will or will not impact your dealership. |
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| Beyond the sales pitch, you need to establish an emotional connection with your audience. |
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| You don't want to send your customers home in the middle of your sales pitch. |
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| Today's young people are too smart and well informed to fall for a mere sales pitch. |
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| If you are sending out direct mail pieces to prospects, do more than offer a sales pitch. |
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| And it usually has a sales pitch attached. |
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| She's a sharp cookie and will have no trouble seeing a sales pitch for what it is. |
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| Do not buy a vacation through a telephone sales pitch. |
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| But the presentation turned out to be a sales pitch and Christine ended up paying pounds 2,941 for a 60-piece dinner service. |
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| North Bay is making its best sales pitch to encourage immigrant entrepreneurs to come north. |
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| The second part of your response was a sales pitch for entry-exit. |
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| Providing technical assistance and his authoritative sales pitch, he then helped Zeton sell more than a dozen MAT units in petroleum-producing countries around the world, including Malaysia, Kuwait, Vietnam and China. |
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| Cash prizes were awarded for the best sales pitch, and entrepreneurial idea. |
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| Cédric Berthier: He's the one who greets customers at the store counter, makes suggestions and moves customers to make purchases by giving a sales pitch and stressing the products' positive technical features. |
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| I know it sounds like a sales pitch, and of course we like you to ultimately buy our software, but take it from an expert who has your interest at heart, do not rely on repairing a disc. |
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| Behind the sales pitch for this regulation, and as an inevitable progression from political decisions taken long ago, what we have here is no more and no less than a deliberate attempt to step up communitisation. |
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| How does his personality come through the verbal sales pitch? |
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| My job was not to make a good sales pitch, but to convey the beauty of our life and to expose young women to it through a visit or retreat experience. |
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| Sometimes it is used simply to identify a form of tourism where the motivation of visitors, and the sales pitch to them, centres on the observation of nature. |
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| The first gain on this necessary balance sheet: the capacity of the workers to rid themselves at a stroke of the straightjacket of restrictive strike laws and at the same time of the union sales pitch. |
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| Another type of communication used by firms is the sales pitch, sometimes found in newsletters and seminars or similar gatherings. |
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| But it's David Cameron and the Conservative Party whose sales pitch could fill buckets with snake oil. |
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| Sometimes I feel like I'm doing a time-share sales pitch and all I need are balloons to complete the effect. |
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| As far as he is concerned, it is just a huckster's sales pitch. |
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