Sentence examples for selling born from inspiring English sources

* Other sites including Amazon and Rhapsody are selling "Born This Way," not just iTunes, so total sales are likely to be higher.* Five days is not a standard sales period for measuring the success of a single, so comparing it to previous top sellers is difficult.

Del Rey sang about these bittersweet compromises on the massive, 7m-selling Born to Die in a breathy, opiated way; a detached but often trenchant observer of her own fall.

Awaiting the birth of a child who will be third in line to the throne, commuters fill in know-your-royal-baby quizzes and shops sell "Born to Reign" onesies.

For the record, Apple still sells 'Born This Way' on iTunes for $11.99 (or $15.99 with extras).

Indian firms have moved beyond selling time to selling products born from the expertise built over the last decade of back-office technical work.

Estrada said the US Department of Homeland Security sent a letter to Navarro on March 26, identifying two members of an alleged ring that was "selling newly born babies to couples both in Mexico and the United States".

Ms. Gershman is the author of the best-selling "Born to Shop" city guides.

In her debut documentary Saved in America I quizzed filmmaker and bombshell (not important, but she is) director Kim Sill about her journey protesting, benignly and politely (she is southern and a lady after all) in front of pet shops that sell puppies born and breed in puppy mills.

In Canada, it is mandatory that you have records of all the animals on your farm in addition to RFID tag information for each and every animal that is bought, sold or born on your farm.

That's a plausible plan if safety isn't compromised, and if operating costs don't force you to consider selling your first born to cover maintenance late in the car's service life.

Terri & Sandy also creates campaigns for the Peeps candies sold by Just Born.