Sentence examples for which she sells from inspiring English sources

Sue, meanwhile, has brought the baby to the squalid salon from which she sells sniffable hairspray.

She has swapped heroin for knitting; her speciality is handbags, which she sells from her own website.

A grandmother fills up empty beer cans with low-budget rum, which she sells in the evenings to help make ends meet.

People come to Porchetta, the slip of a sandwich shop run by the chef Sara Jenkins, just for the skin, which she sells for $25 a pound.

Today, she writes books with titles like "Obscure Corners and Crevices" and "Dissection of Desire," which she sells on Amazon for a dollar apiece.

Some may say Kardashian's selfie-taking is, in reality, a sustained act of self-exploitation in which she sells herself as commodified, leered-at flesh.

She settled in Ipswich, Queensland, and opened a fish-and-chips shop, which she sold in early 1997.

She bought sugar, firewood, oranges and 12 jars, and made marmalade jam, which she sold for a shilling a jar.

She developed Tiny Mites Music classes for holiday parks, which she sold for £50,000 in 2009 to Haven Holidays.

She continually added new material to her repertoire, and in 1989 she released her first album, Split, which she sold from the bandstand.

He helped make a video of her discussing Sheen's "binge," which she sold to TMZ for twenty-five hundollarsllars.