Sentence examples for make for sale from inspiring English sources

Antitrust problems may hinder Whirlpool, which has about one-third of the American market for large domestic appliances, while Maytag has 15%, including the goods which both firms make for sale under retailers' private labels.

But they're too specialized and expensive to make for sale outside of Japan.

A 15% fall would make for sales of about $1.96 billion, close to analysts' expectations.

Now the umbrella body wants answers over claims that kit has apparently been made for sale.

Only 700 are made for sale, and the cost is $160, compared to $60 to $75 for an "ordinary" Lenôtre bûche.

Besides, Mr. Sulkin added, "Permanent Residence" is a commercial venture, made for sale to Russian audiences in Russia.

Meanwhile, UK Sport has instructed British Cycling to investigate claims equipment has been made for sale on auction websites.

The point is that no line was drawn the other way around, either: what was made for sale looked like what was made for sacred.

Only 100 cases of the $10 wine were made (for sale only in the tasting room), and they probably won't get much sleep before they vanish.

The same motifs cover small bowls, long-handled ladles, and broad-bladed ceremonial paddles which exist in such numbers as to make it likely that many were made for sale soon after the arrival of European collectors.

Their pictures of desert expanses in Utah and Nevada are now considered works of art, but they were made for sale to the government and the public, in various formats, to help defray the costs of what were long, expensive trips.