Sentence examples for To resell for from inspiring English sources
Anyone masquerading as a consumer to buy tickets they intend to resell for profit is in breach of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading regulations.
Its protagonist, Cyril Boggis, roams the English countryside, looking for antiques to resell for two or three times what he pays.
Ken Knox, a 57-year-old retired soldier from Sacramento, bought a candy vending machine for $250, which he hopes to resell for $3,000, "because I know where to go to get rid of it and they obviously don't".
An influential group of MPs has urged the government to take immediate action to stop touts using specialist software to buy large numbers of tickets to resell for a profit.
That night, I checked the price of my "TeamTix," which — again, like a personal seat license — the Orange Bowl allowed me to resell for a profit through its Web site.
Driven by nostalgia, thrift and the thrill of the hunt, more people like Ms. Reeves are shopping at estate or tag sales, lining up before dawn to be the first to rummage through other people's discards, hoping to find inexpensive and one-of-a-kind items for their homes or to resell online for extra spending money.
Kluge infamously took Metromedia private for a $1.2 billion bargain in 1984, only to resell it for $8 billion.
Scheib bought an authentic 19th century baseball glove on eBay for $750, then turned around and tried to resell it for $200,000, starting in January.
Someone I know who bought an apartment early on for about twelve million dollars was offered the chance to resell it for potentially more than sixteen million before ever moving in.
R.W. Hessler, "cassette archivist" for Amoeba Music in San Francisco, still buys used tapes to resell them for a few bucks each to a fading market of loyalists.
