Sentence examples for sell right from inspiring English sources

Half price.' That'll sell, right?" A female commuter approached.

"Mass merchandise?" means merchandise as in something you sell, right?

"And you know, mystery novels sell, right?" he said.

"The stock can be replaced but there is nothing there to sell right now.

Any piece of furniture, candlestick, sculpture or picture with a monkey tends to sell right away.

But if you are investing for the medium term, then you'd be daft to sell right now.

This, said the MP with some passion, is what happens when you try to sell right-wing policies with left-wing arguments.

"If companies leave, it is because they buy and sell rights.

"But that doesn't mean we can't sell right-brained products".

Southampton owner Katharina Liebherr says there is no financial pressure to sell right-back Nathaniel Clyne, 23, or midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, 25, after lending the club another £20m.

U.S. leagues like the NBA and NFL tend to sell rights centrally and then distribute the revenue equally.