Sentence examples for existed to sell from inspiring English sources
Blacks, under apartheid, existed to sell their labor — cheap.
The leader of the delegation from Newfoundland, Peter Cashin, gave an angry speech to the Convention on May 19 claiming, "A conspiracy existed to sell this country to the Dominion of Canada".
It exists to sell something.
One Direction don't exist to sell albums.
Certainly in our time they exist to sell movie tickets and plastic action figures.
A heurige is always family-run, and exists to sell the wine produced by that family.
Most seem to exist to sell gossip magazines and keep the fashion and light-aircraft industries humming.
"Events like Farnborough exist to sell as many weapons as possible, but they couldn't happen without government support".
Frieze is a fair in all senses: it exists to sell work, but it's also a collection of entertainments.
They exist to sell calendars: in December, Amazon.co.uk announced that the One Direction 2012 was their biggest-selling celebrity calendar of all time.
"Ruby Sunrise," for all its liberal sympathies, does nothing to resolve the central conundrum of commercial television: the air is owned and the networks exist to sell the audience to the advertisers.
