Sentence examples for be sold from one from inspiring English sources

In particular, it assumes that a cow belongs forever to the same farm, whereas in reality it may be sold from one farm to another.

It's sold from one of the cutest stores in Manhattan, at 17 Cleveland Place (at Kenmare Street), SoHo; (212) 966-5585.

The boys had been sold from one middleman to another, and now they were being bartered for a Chechen soldier referred to as "the invalid," whose relatives agreed to negotiate with the women.

I also expect that those acquired students and their parents will generally not even be aware that they'd been sold from one company to another.

President Obama's eloquence at Nike will be cold comfort to Rohingya refugees in Malaysia and Thailand who are sold from one human trafficker to another.

I realise we are treading into other genres here, but surely the machine that was sold from one of techno's founders to the Godfather of House is worthy of a plinth.

There are some who prefer the pastel T-shirts that, until last year, were sold from only one place, beneath the counter at the Candy Kitchen luncheonette in Bridgehampton, where Ron Perelman buys his newspapers and where Truman Capote used to nurse his hangovers over black coffee, hiding in a booth behind windshield-size shades.

Now and then one encounters traditional alcohol being sold from a stand on the side of the road.

The fish, about one pound each, are sold from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Fridays at Acme, 30 Gem Street (North 15th Street) in Greenpoint, (718) 383-8585, for $8 a pound.

"In most shops it works like this: for every GH pack sold, one pack is sold from all other companies together.

"All our brands will be sold together from one sales point here at Leicester Square".