Sentence examples for wire selling from inspiring English sources

In December 2009 she opened her online store, Gemstones and Wire, selling necklaces, earrings and handmade clay vases.

I am a fan of cages, especially after last summer, when my friend Rock made sturdy ones from concrete-reinforcing wire, sold at building supply centers.

That despite the fact that sound engineers can't agree on whether fancy speaker wire is measurably better than the ordinary copper wire sold for $10.

Children fish gasoline out from the underground tank below a bombed-out Esso gas station with tin cans attached to wires, selling it for as much as $20 a gallon.

But is going to work on acclaimed shows like "Mad Men," "In Treatment" or "The Wire" really selling out?

Intellispace executives say they are targeting the dot-com companies in the buildings they have wired and selling them reliability.

A man searched the debris yesterday for copper wire to sell.

By night, he steals copper wire and sells it for scrap; he even steals manholes — a base-level crime, in every sense.

Christie's expected Calder's "Policeman," an amusing figure of a London bobby wrought in iron wire, to sell for $1.2 million to $1.8 million.

That brought the full price with the sale charge to $4.22 million, nearly double the record price for a Calder wire figure sold at Sotheby's London in February 2011.

But Mr. Brown said demand for the wire, which sells for as little as five cents an inch in bulk, had been rising rapidly.