Sentence examples for time will sell from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles's mother, not to be outdone, at least not before her time, will sell fruit, vegetables and meat from her various farmlands across the street from her place at Windsor Castle.

If you believed ABI Research in 2009, then next year netbooks (initially defined as machines with Intel Atom processors and screens less than 10in diagonally - though the definition became fuzzier over time) will sell 139m.

The Times will sell full-screen ads that appear between its Flipboard pages, which are intended to be more attention-grabbing than conventional Web advertising.

RealNetworks Seattle-based Real will also announce that, for a limited time, it will sell songs on its RealPlayer Music Store for 49 cents and albums for $4.99.

In a few years time, Keith will sell his story to a Sunday tabloid.

However, another explanation emerged early on in the focus groups: that IDUs in Tijuana have partially adapted to the barriers erected by local pharmacies through a process of identifying one or more pharmacies over time that will sell to them consistently.

The New York Times Company will sell WQXR-FM to WNYC Radio and Univision, the companies announced on Tuesday, in a complex deal that preserves WQXR as the only station devoted solely to classical music in New York City, but that could alter its character.

"I'm very confident with the bands that we've got next time that we will sell out," he said.

Unlike a local nursery, which at this time of year will sell most plants in containers, perennials you buy online may come bare-root.

"Hopefully after all this time the house will sell," the grandmother told AOL. "Not because we want to but because it's come to a stage in our life that our daughter is quite adamant that we be close to her".

Coins with damage or deficiencies that go unnoticed at the time of purchase will sell for substantially less to a sharp-eyed coin dealer or numismatist.