Sentence examples for sold on high from inspiring English sources

The raw hide is then shipped back to India to be tanned and made into handbags and boots to be sold on high streets from Delhi to Dallas.

On the first visit by a senior British official to Bangladesh since the Rana Plaza collapse, Duncan said such firms had a duty of care to those who made products sold on high streets.

From biscuits and cupcakes adorned with his face being sold on high street vendors, to speeches being made at weddings praising him for saving Egypt from "terrorists".

The original cattle market was by the church, but sheep were sold on High Street until the early part of the 20th century.

Smaller amounts can be sold on high-profile auction sites for roughly 90 percent, or sometimes more if you have good, wearable jewelry.

Large variations in the amount of caffeine present in coffees sold on the high street means our daily caffeine intake may be higher than we think.

Gay histories were charted, gay stories speedily told and disseminated, gay erotica sold on the high street.

Samsung raced to market first in April with an £8m TV campaign to promote the first 3D sets to be sold on the high street in the UK.

"Weeks and months have been wasted when we could have been getting to grips with educating young people and stopping these dangerous substances being sold on the high street," she said.

And unlike Freeview, which is in more than 13 million homes, very few YouView set-top boxes have been sold on the high street because they are so expensive.

On show at the museum is a pair of light blue men's trunks sold on the high street by H&M and inspired by those worn by Daniel Craig, as James Bond in Casino Royale in 2006.