Sentence examples for Internet selling from inspiring English sources

Not with the Internet selling virtually every book.

Expedia, now with headquarters in Bellevue, Wash., has already become what Mr. Barton calls a "travel superstore on the Internet," selling everything from discount air fares and vacation packages to island hideaway rentals.

You might reasonably think this is the world's worst idea for Internet selling.

"We think that our Internet selling rate will soon hit 70 cars," gushes Sherry Riccio Atamian, director of operations.

Sure enough, Casino's technical people told him, the company knew all about Internet selling — and by the way, did Jones know about Casino's newly aggressive push into markets in Asia, Latin America, the U.S. and Eastern Europe?

Xhibit's 2013 annual report to the SEC disclosed that its credit card processors were so wary of "the combination of taking credit card numbers over the Internet, selling products subject to more frequent returns, and selling products overseas" that they put holds of up to several months before advancing Xhibit the proceeds, a delay that placed more pressure on Xhibit's finances.

IPayment Inc., which helps companies process credit-card payments on the Internet, sold five million shares to raise $80 million in May.

Only big, mainstream hits, loved by people who still haven't got the hang of the internet, sell any more.

And the added components — like sensors to read temperatures in different rooms or a module to control the device over the Internet — sell for more.

The last known available copy of the memoir in the U.S. available on the Internet sold Friday afternoon, for eight hundred and fifty dollars.

Protest songs are downloaded on the Internet, sold in the black market or shared via Bluetooth, a wireless technology that Iranians have adapted to share files on cellphones, bypassing the Internet altogether.