Sentence examples for are sell from inspiring English sources
verb
To transfer goods or provide services in exchange for money.
- I'll sell you all three for a hundred dollars.
And this in an industry where fewer than one per cent of analysts' recommendations are "sell".
According to Charles Hill, director for research at Thomson Financial/ First Call, just 1percentt of all analyst stock ratings are "sell," whereas nearly half are "buy".
Smaller businesses that are less able to manage risks are potentially exposed if the product does not sell, says Budd Margolis, an international TV shopping expert who was one of the first producers on QVC UK. "When one sells on QVC the standard terms are sell or return which means if it does not sell, you are not paid.
There are sell signals everywhere you look according to well-known market timer Arch Crawford.
The latest Zacks data show that 10% of all analysts' ratings on airline stocks are "sell" or worse.
The wrong signals are sell for buy, buy for sell, hold for buy, buy for hold, hold for sell, and sell for hold that, after considering the fact that whether the stock is in the portfolio or not, become twelve states as shown in Table 1.
There are sell-by dates on these people.
Most pop stars, by their very nature, are sell-outs.
The ultimate goal is for supporters to struggle to get tickets because games are sell-outs.
"I didn't mean to suggest that the Dandys are sell-outs, or that Anton's a hero.
They think that Mr Cameron and his foreign secretary William Hague are sell-outs, hypocrites and trimmers.
