I was just desperate to sell.
"They [the Walker family trust] were desperate to sell the club for many, many years.
THE government is desperate to sell the most troubled of South Korea's big companies to foreigners.
His business is thriving, though: Albanians short of cash are desperate to sell things.
Moreover, heavily indebted corporations, facing a credit crunch, were desperate to sell off factories and subsidiaries to raise cash.
Many artists in Europe were desperate to sell as the Reich's shadow extended over the continent.
Certainly, Japan is also desperate to sell the high-tech trains.
Because DP World is desperate to sell, some experts said, the terminal leases could be dumped at a bargain price.
Many small business owners are desperate to sell when they approach a business transfer agent to sell their business.
The managing group CentreVenture, burdened with the cost of keeping the place running, is desperate to sell.
For example, the majors are desperate to sell petrol to China's billion-plus consumers as car ownership becomes more widespread, but they may not get the chance.
