Sentence examples for post selling from inspiring English sources

Jack Chatwin, a first-year music production student currently living in halls, described being approached in his first week in the city by promoters who offered him a post selling tickets to a popular student night.

Its sole resident lived in the trading post selling sodas to the occasional wayward traveler who might briefly stop to watch freight trains rumble past on the nearby Union Pacific railroad.

The post, "Selling Unwanted Gift Cards for Cash: Price Comparison," does a simple comparison of what sites that provide upfront quotes -- Cardpool, PlasticJungle, GiftCards.com and GiftCardRescue -- would offer for certain gift cards.

In the 1950s the Yorkshire Post sold more than 120,000 copies a day, today it is less than 40,000.

On August 11, 1977, the day after David Berkowitz was finally arrested, the Post sold more than eight hundred thousand copies.

But, in October , 2002 the Times forced the Post to sell its stake in the paper, for sixtyfive million dollars (according to the Post, the Times refused to invest in the paper, and threatened to start a rival publication unless the Post sold).

The Sunday Business Post sold an average of 39,416 copies a week over the final six months of 2012, which was 11.5% fewer than in the same period the year before.

The Wigan Evening Post sold 30.1% fewer copies in the first half of this year compared to the same period in 2015 (but registered a 50% increase in online uniques).

Derbywire is creating a mobile-focused marketplace that lets people post, sell, and buy all kinds of creative works directly from their smartphones.

Every hateful and toxic post sells ads and user data and generates behavioral and interaction data that make the companies even more profitable.

The Huffington Post sold for $315,000,000: For every one Huffington reader, Wikipedia gets sixteen.