flog it造句

• You can flog it all over the place.
• NASA, unsuccessfuly trying to flog its International Space Station, got a reason to live.
• :Selling Wikipedia dudes . make it a hard copy and flog it for a lot.
• The Canned Food Information Council flogs its products during the month of February by declaring it Canned Food Month.
• After screen testing for " Flog It ! " for the BBC, Hogben decided against presenting in favour of his business.
• Ross first became a television antiques expert in 2002, appearing on the first ever episode of " Flog It ".
• Frito-Lay is expected to flog its Baked Lay's in a commercial starring supermodels Vendela, Naomi Campbell and Kathy Ireland.
• It's in the T . S . Wiley article already, why continue to flog it here except to cast personal aspersions?
• A 2016 episode of BBC's " Flog It ! ", which aired on 16 March, was filmed at the park.
• But other New York Republicans said the travel office report would hamper the first lady's run even if the GOP doesn't flog it.
• There is a live beehive and a collection of beautiful 18th century glasses which were featured on the BBC TV programme " Flog It ! ".
• Ever alert for imaginative fund-raising techniques, the Presidential Inaugural Committee turned last week to QVC, the cable shopping network, to flog its commemorative wares.
• Sex education in ultraconservative Iran is a major breakthrough in a country that frowns upon the mixing of the sexes and jails and flogs its youth for dancing together.
• He was then signed up to present " Flog It ! ", which has led to a series of television shows and spin-off books.
• The obvious MSNBC strategy, first used in the aftermath of Princess Diana's car crash, is to jump on a big story and flog it until its knees buckle.
• The obvious MSNBC strategy, first employed in the aftermath of Princess Diana's car crash, is to jump on a big story and flog it until its knees buckle.
• Her television appearances include Bloody Tales of the Tower ( National Geographic ), The Book Show ( Sky Arts ), Flog It ( BBC1 ), BBC Breakfast ( BBC1 ).
• Not one to look a gift horse in the mouth, ABC-now the most popular network-will flog its " Millionaire " breadwinner four times a week next fall.
• The speech was clearly intended to set the stage for a meeting on Monday, when Yeltsin is summoning his entire cabinet to flog it in front of dozens reporters for the poor economic results.
• He has made regular appearances as an antiques expert on the BBC programmes " Bargain Hunt ", " Flog It ! ", " UK Parliament's expenses scandal.