Sentence examples for a local used from inspiring English sources

When I was a student, I found an early 20th-century dictionary in a local used bookshop.

Because of this many people resort to buying a practically new car from a local used car lot.

Mewt comes across a dusty old tome in a local used bookstore and eagerly wishes to show it to his friends.

If these rules would allow a company like Ford to push around such a large competitor, like Chevy, imagine the advantage that Ford could wield over a smaller, less resourceful competitor, like a local used car lot.

Known for books like Random Acts of Senseless Violence, Let's Put the Future Behind Us, and the Philip K. Dick award-winner, Elvissey, Womack began collecting items of significance to the sky-gazing community by purchasing dollar books at a local used bookstore.

Also, you can resell these books to a local used bookstore, usually for credit, which will enable you to buy more classics without any money changing hands.

If you want to act like a local, use the back door.

But unlike a local used-car dealer, they charge for it: $1,000, which is deducted from the cost of the plane if you buy it.

The sign appeared out of nowhere some years ago — tacked up to the rear wall when Volpe arrived one morning — and he knew not to ask too much about its provenance, though word did eventually filter down that some students pilfered it from a local used-car lot where "Lou" was apparently one of the salesmen.

At a promotional Web site for the album, the band created a mock print advertisement for the Chrysler product depicted on the cover and a video to match — a parody of a local used-car dealer trying to pass off a minivan as an El Camino.

Last year, when a local boy used the internet to buy a used motorcycle, astonished villagers called him an online shopping hero.