Sentence examples for sells day from inspiring English sources

Three Absolute Spa locations are found at Vancouver International Airport, on both sides of the security gates and at the Fairmont Vancouver Airport Hotel, which sells day passes for use of its pool, exercise center and hot tub.

At almost 2,600m above sea level, the base lodge rents ski and snowboard equipment (from $35) and sells day passes ($30-$30-$60r four lifts that take skiers to the start of 11 different trails.

A guard stationed at the gate sells day passes for $2. (We shouldn't have been surprised: Hunts Point has long had a rough reputation, and last month, seven federal food inspectors pleaded guilty to taking bribes in a kickback scheme that allowed some wholesalers to cheat the growers who supplied them).

And if you're traveling overseas, consult LoungePass.com, which sells day passes to 150 lounges across the globe.

"She is our best-selling item," said Torres, 35, who owns the Masks y Mas in Albuquerque, N.M., a shop that sells Day of the Dead art and clothing year-round.

The resort sells day passes to nonguests ($110) that include snorkeling gear, kayak use, lunch and a one-hour massage in hillside treatment cottages (scuba divers can make a shore dive for an extra $35).

I'm the first to admit that her argument has merit, but there's a café that sells day-old mini- cheesecakes for TWO DOLLARS four blocks from our house.

You go out there and you sell and you sell, day and night.

But had Newsday known I was selling day old news, would they have cared back then?

It sold Wednesday for $13,750, hardly a dizzying figure.

Should the Chrysler fail to sell Wednesday night, it would probably be relisted, Ms. Czibor said.