Sentence examples for nowhere sold from inspiring English sources
Even if they could afford to buy a meal in the middle of the day, there was often nowhere selling one in such remote locations.
Accepting per diem payments from the state treasury while she was at home, spinning lies about her opposition to the "bridge to nowhere," selling the Governor's jet on ebay and firing the Governor's cook will not make her a reformer.
"Now that's not possible," says Nischan. "The people who aren't well off, the only food available to them is harmful to them," He means those living in so-called food deserts, where the neighborhood stores are liquor stores and convenience stores, nowhere selling anything fresh.
Even so, they say that Bloemfontein on Saturday is nowhere near sold out for the Cheetahs game.
Certainly the 16,000 resilient concertgoers who filled the front third of the field (the concert was nowhere near sold out) often seemed more like bystanders than fans, although only Mr. Casablancas had the bad manners to point this out.
Then, when we had to cut the palmito, we had nowhere to sell".
That means there are more than 40 farmers with lots of produce and nowhere to sell it.
A man appeared from nowhere to sell me a dirty $3 day pass that he said someone had given him.
He explains: "If there is no retail channel that offers this service, that puts pressure on the publishers because there is nowhere to sell their titles.
We had stocks from 1975 and '76, but nowhere to sell our coffee - so people kept it in their houses, or in the primary society stores.
