Sentence examples for selling relics from inspiring English sources

Soon afterwards she began selling relics almost exclusively.

Later, however, he began selling relics himself, through his auction house.

The former is a lobbying group that tries to get Ebay to stop selling relics (at press time, a piece of Padre Pio's clothing had been bid up to $12.16).

(Burden sells relics of such actions; in this instance, the little plane mounted in a glass case).

After breakfast, walk to the end of the block and check out Flowers to Fifties (2133 Main Street, 239-334-2443), which sells relics of the 1930's to the 1970's.

Jackson has since had a crisis of conscience and no longer sells relics.

The highest-profile case involved Karma Samdrup, an antiques dealer and philanthropist who was tried on 12-year-old charges of selling stolen relics.

I step into a store selling "Yorkshire relics," a designation that includes colored glass bottles, pieces of pottery and a tattered paperback copy of "Mein Kampf".

Artisanal cafes sit around the corner from shops selling African relics, and opposite the famous Apollo Theatre there's now a branch of American Apparel.

But something – possibly the group's need for money from selling ancient relics on the black market – led militants to recapture Asaad and interrogate him, before he was ultimately killed.

During its 27 years in Hong Kong, Sotheby's has sold other relics from the Old Summer Palace without any objections from the Chinese government, said Carlton Rochell, the managing director of the China and Southeast Asia division for the auction house.