Sentence examples for on the secondhand from inspiring English sources

Long out-of-print CD copies of his multi-hour masterwork The Well-Tuned Piano occasionally fetch over $1,000 on the secondhand marketplace.

After the war, many of the five thousand or so UH-1s that had been used in the war began to circulate on the secondhand market in the United States.

Those that are traded in as their owners go greener will simply end up on the secondhand market, from which three-quarters of cars are bought in the UK each year.

It is hardly surprising that a growing number of people find them more than a little sterile.What is surprising, though, is that despite all the wonderful old cameras and lenses on the secondhand market that are capable of taking pin-sharp pictures today's analogue renaissance is being invigorated largely by a movement that preaches "low-fidelity" photography.

With ever larger numbers of high-quality Russian-built foreign-brand cars likely to come on to the secondhand market in the years ahead, much of Lada's price advantage will disappear.Renault says it aims to launch a succession of new Ladas using its low-cost Logan-based platforms that will be competitively priced and offer much higher quality than AvtoVAZ does at present.

There on sale among the secondhand books is the Harkness' Latin Grammar, ten cents each, or three for a quarter.

And if you took on the bankers, you drove a secondhand car".

In New York, Chomsky liked to hang around the secondhand bookstores on Fourth Avenue and pick up obscure radical literature.

It takes two planes and 12 hours to get there from Heathrow, with a change of plane in San Francisco, where, using the Clift hotel as a base, my boyfriend and I find the secondhand shops on Haight are a pleasing hors d'oeuvre.

See? It's something that any of us would've passed by on trash day (or at the secondhand store), or have owned at some point and have since given away.

In spite of my deep love for old cookbooks, I'd never come across this Agnes B before, probably because The Book Of Ices is not exactly the kind of thing one stumbles on in the mouldy secondhand shops that I frequent.