Sentence examples for sold sweet from inspiring English sources

A bakery called Mega Aussie sold sweet rolls, and in the midmorning light people were stretching laundry to dry.

When the barn burned down, their neighbors helped raise a new one, and when the Depression came, they sold sweet corn and live chickens, cottage cheese and tomatoes from a cart in Baltimore.

Next door a small cafe sold sweet glasses of mint tea and pancakes, and not far beyond the desert began, the sand and the rocks climbing upwards towards the sky.

When Zynga sold 'Sweet seeds' for the Haiti earthquake disaster 80percentt of givers were non-paying players.

When Zynga sold Sweet seeds for the Haiti disaster 80% of givers were non-paying players – so they were playing but not playing, so you can educate players into playing more often and get them hooked.

The Burmese had other traditional sweet drinks: a Burmese mother who had lived in a city described the tea shops that sold sweet drinks such as tea sweetened with condensed milk which the children loved, and sugar cane juice.

The nut shops, which often sold sweets and, in the summer, ice cream to keep sales up, date back to an era in New York when specialty stores and niche shopping districts — one even for pickles — were the norm.

Kwame, 18, Damilola and Ramatu, both 13, and Mohammed, 11, were friends of Made's whose parents sold sweets at the Shrine but were, he says, too poor to look after them.

His parents were poor evangelicals; his mother sold sweets and candies on the street, and his father was a bricklayer who woke up at the crack of dawn every morning.

She was selling sweet corn.

Near a vendor selling sweet potatoes, the crowd yelled: "The Egyptians are here!