Sample Sentences forprospectus (auto-selected)
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You must have asked her for a prospectus, figures, expenses, projected earnings.† (source)
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He will include the word "electrical" in his prospectus.† (source)
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Especially when we handed him the following typewritten rules and regulations for the Secret Annex (a van Daan production): PROSPECTUS AND GUIDE TO THE SECRET ANNEX A Unique Facility for the Temporary Accommodation of Jews and Other Dispossessed Persons Open all year round: Located in beautiful, quiet, wooded surroundings in the heart of Amsterdam.† (source)
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Then they wrote a prospectus and took it to Historic Savannah Foundation, which had three hundred members at the time, proposing that the foundation buy the row—at a cost of $180 a member.† (source)
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Though expensive to mail, it was better than any prospectus.† (source)
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Company Prospectus of the South Sea Bubble† (source)
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It was just a line item on the prospectus.† (source)
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He sent away for everything that was free: samples of food, soaps, medicine, the literature of all causes, reports of the Bureau of American Ethnology and publications of the Smithsonian Institution, the Bishop Museum in Hawaii, the Congressional Record, laws, pamphlets, prospectuses, college catalogues, quack hygiene books, advice on bust-development, on getting rid of pimples, on longevity and Coueism, pamphlets on Fletcherism, Yoga, spirit-rapping, antivivisection; he was on the mailing list of the Henry George Institute and the Rudolf Steiner Foundation in London, the local bar association, the American Legion.† (source)
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Their clothing, which had been clean in Magnon's day, and which had served her as a prospectus with M. Gillenormand, had been converted into rags.† (source)
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She invested $1,200 in the Missouri Utopia of a colonizer, and received nothing for her money but a weakly copy of the man's newspaper, several beautiful prospectuses of the look of things when finished, and a piece of clay sculpture, eight inches in height, showing Big Brother with his little sisters Jenny and Kate, the last with thumb in her mouth.† (source)
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I think I should take a look at the prospectus while I'm out here.† (source)
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He was an important figure at last, a reassuring name on company prospectuses, and life had treated him very well.† (source)
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Their prospectus, which is advertised in the papers today, says that they will pay one hundred per cent dividends next year.† (source)
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He drew up prospectuses, translated newspapers, annotated editions, compiled biographies, etc.; net product, year in and year out, seven hundred francs.† (source)
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He knew, though, the hand which had written the prospectus.† (source)
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She wrote out his numerous memorials, letters, prospectuses, and projects.† (source)
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