Sentence examples for lives sold from inspiring English sources
They are monthly diaries of their fashion lives, sold in the same stores as the clothes the magazines outdate.
A judge at the Old Bailey has ordered the confiscation of £8m fraudulently earned by a British businessman who risked lives selling fake bomb detectors to war-torn Iraq.
He describes himself bumming off the American welfare system, taking women up to his residential hotel, disdaining his new countrymen ("because you lead dull lives, sell yourselves into the slavery of work, because of your vulgar plaid pants"), and drinking.
Arabs who own such properties risk their lives selling to Jews.
Last year, Golden Living sold its Pennsylvania homes to Priority Healthcare Group.
Yet I had never seen hundreds of people enter the concert hall a full hour before showtime until Sunday night, when "Video Games Live" sold out the hall.
Young Living sells more than a hundred and fifty oils, and a section of the convention center featured samples of them.
"We have to teach people to love life and treasure life," said Mr. Chen, who earns his living selling small commercial billboards.
Ease Living sells a line of products that aims to change that.
He has the fishing rights around Bardsey and earns his living selling his catch of lobsters and crabs.
"Who is that guy?" Martinez, a lifelong Catholic who earns her living selling images of saints, only learned about Serra when Pope Francis announced his decision to make the 18th century Franciscan priest a saint.
