Sentence examples for pick to sell from inspiring English sources

Warm as he can be, Bisping would not necessarily be the man the UFC would pick to sell their sport to a mainstream audience.

OPTIONAL; Go to the dig site and fish and pick flowers to sell them to Van along with the fodder.

Imagine meeting someone who spends his days picking wildflowers to sell, his only source of income, but he'd gladly hand them out as a gift to anyone who'd like them.

"We've gone from being asset-gatherers to being producers again," exulted one broker who prefers to help his clients pick stocks than to sell them mutual funds.

'Once I saw the bread man's camera, I went off every day to the woods to pick wild strawberries to sell to the man who made ice-cream.

A partnership with one of the leading U.S. gadget retailers does a lot in terms of speaking to a gadget's consumer market appeal, but it isn't an automatic home run; Best Buy may not jump into bed with every hardware startup out there, but the Pebble and other devices it does pick still have to sell on their own merits.

this will also help you pick a day to sell your games.

When you are ready to begin raising the money, pick a spot to sell your products or services.

Do not try to get into a bar fight at the bar unless you have 15 strength or more, you will get crushed if you do! Avoid buying cocaine by the red/brown guy in between the convenience store and Pawn shop, but if you do, go to the bus depot and pick a place to sell it.

"I picked these works to sell because they are the early New York School," Mr. Weisel said.

(Isn't a yuletide Jesus shortage kind of bad planning? "It's caught us completely by surprise," Socha confesses. "We had picked other ones to sell out first").