Sentence examples for sometimes sold by from inspiring English sources

Rack of lamb is sometimes sold by the piece, sometimes by the pound.

While the mineral rights were sometimes sold by landowners over times, most state laws place limitations on prospecting.

Radioactive elements like radium may also settle and concentrate in the sludge, which is sometimes sold by treatment plants for use as fertilizer.

Or that blankets were there one day and gone the next, sometimes sold by the very children he was trying to help?

Slaves were also traded in markets, and sometimes sold by pirates.

After the 1837 Maundy, King William IV ordered that as the recipients were selling the food gift for less than its full value they were to be given 30 shillings in food which was sometimes sold by the recipients for as little as five shillings it was to be replaced by a money gift of 30 shillings.

Almost always from poor, abusive families, the girls are sometimes sold into the trade by their own parents.

Children are sometimes sold or sent off by their families to work in clandestine factories that produce counterfeit luxury goods.

The rescued girls were sometimes sold into sex slavery by their parents or were convinced, under false pretenses, to escape their immense poverty with the lie of factory work or college study.

This girlfriend had once told me that a friend of hers, a girl who'd been on the sailing team with her and to whom I'd sometimes sold pharmaceutical drugs, had been raped by this jock who'd dropped by her room.

The country's leading watch dealers said in interviews that consumers will want more watches with diamonds on the outside as well as more technically advanced sports watches like the Tiger Woods Link Calibre 36 by Tag Heuer, which sells for a cool $5,000 (and is sometimes sold out), and the Emergency watch by Breitling, complete with a beacon to summon rescuers.