The word 'sell' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a verb when indicating the exchange of something for money. Example: She sold her car in order to make some extra money.
2. To help us to monitor and improve the services we offer 3. To sell advertising space on the site.
The Oman deal is part of a government effort to sell 100 aircraft to the Gulf region in 2013, sales which could be worth more than £6bn to UK firms, Downing Street said in a statement.
Romanov, irrespective of the joys at Hampden, is expected to continue with his plan to sell the club.
Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads, said: It's feels like it's been such a long time since we've seen a sell off in equities that it comes as rather a surprise, and we've almost forgotten what it looks like to see red across our screens.
Formally, Valencia still have a €230m debt and face a significant challenge to finish the new stadium, if they do ultimately do so, and sell the old one.
We thought if we could sell surfing it could fund more of our international adventures," he explains.
Home fixtures against Celtic and their Highland rivals, Ross County, do not sell out.
Britain's biggest pharmaceutical company is preparing to sell £3bn worth of swine flu drugs this year, it emerged today.
Nick Hopkinson of Property Portfolio Rescue, which buys houses from distressed buy-to-let borrowers, describes the Nationwide's reported increase as a "statistical blip" which would "not fool anybody who is struggling to sell their home or obtain realistic mortgage finance in the real world".
It has been forced by competition authorities to sell off Whyte & Mackay.
Some argued that Merkel had been right to stick by her insistence on reform as a quid pro quo for bailouts, but quibbled with the manner she had gone about her business, failing to sell her policies effectively to her partners in Europe.
