Sentence examples for have sell from inspiring English sources
Do plays have sell by dates?
They also have sell ratings on Allianz and another insurer, Munich Re, whose stock has experienced a similar large fall.
They have sell recommendations on both Sainsbury, up 0.1p at 275p, and Ocado, off 2.4p at 364p.
Until the 1970s milk and other food products that could spoil didn't have "sell by" dates that customers, and not just store clerks, could understand.
Of 26 analysts polled by the Wall Street tracking firm First Call/ Thomson Financial, only 3 have sell ratings, while 12 have buys and 11 have holds.
He also defines neglected stocks as those followed by few, if any, Wall Street analysts -- or those on which analysts have sell or hold ratings.
Pret a Manger sandwiches don't have sell-by dates — they are made daily, and what doesn't sell is donated to food banks.
Musicals, like food, have sell-by dates – although, like wine, the best time for consumption can sometimes be long after production.
If the Consumer Price Index's monthly increase, especially in the core inflation rate that excludes food and energy, is surprisingly big, as it was in March, both the bond and stock markets could have sell-offs.
