Usa "sell for" in una frase

1. become so fashionable as to sell for twenty guineas a-piece, no effort of human industry could increase the number of those brought to market, much beyond what it is at present

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2. If the bank which issued this paper was careful to keep the quantity of it always somewhat below what could easily be employed in this manner, the demand for it might be such as to make it even bear a premium, or sell for somewhat more in the market than the quantity of gold or silver currency for which it was issued

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3. Joe had settled into a job as real estate agent after finishing High School, but by the time he was in his mid-thirties, the housing market had become a hard sell for him because of ongoing problems in the nation’s economy and the banking sector

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4. In consequence of those different advantages, it seems from the beginning to have borne an agio; and it is generally believed that all the money originally deposited in the bank, was allowed to remain there, nobody caring to demand payment of a debt which he could sell for a premium in the market

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5. Though, from excess of avarice, in the same manner, the inland corn merchant should sometimes raise the price of his corn somewhat higher than the scarcity of the season requires, yet all the inconveniencies which the people can suffer from this conduct, which effectually secures them from a famine in the end of the season, are inconsiderable, in comparison of what they might have been exposed to by a more liberal way of dealing in the beginning of it the corn merchant himself is likely to suffer the most by this excess of avarice; not only from the indignation which it generally excites against him, but, though he should escape the effects of this indignation, from the quantity of corn which it necessarily leaves upon his hands in the end of the season, and which, if the next season happens to prove favourable, he must always sell for a much lower price than he might otherwise have had

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6. I can pay 100 Lire and still make money when I sell for 200 Lire

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7. and they performed it to sell for millions upon millions of copies? Have you ever

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8. The book cites such “madness” as the tulip mania in Holland in the 1600s when a tulip bulb might sell for more than a house

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9. You will have to do all the baking on Mondays, so that you have the products ready to sell for the rest of the week

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10. , Pops had buried an ‘out’ in their agreement allowing him to sell for himself the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre poster and paint plants, the largest and potentially most profitable

11. You basically buy lots of products that you want to sell for the wholesale price (A lot

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12. “These power switching devices are commonly referred to as Krytrons and sell for about $75 each,” Alistair continued

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13. will receive Deluxe Accommodations that normally sell for

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14. This they did and were pleasantly surprised by what it would potentially sell for

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15. HOT WATER JACKETS USUALLY SELL FOR $10 TO $20, AND SHIPPING CHARGES FOR BUYING THEM ONLINE

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16. Bear gall bladders can sell for up to twenty times the

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17. that costs around $1 to print can easily sell for up to $20 or more

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18. He seemed to feel that the thieves were probably just out to pick up video and audio equipment to sell for drug money

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19. An eBook on a topic may sell for say $9

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20. Equity is the difference between what a house will sell for and the amount that is owed on a home

21. grip of terror that I would run out of things to sell for the rent, power,

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22. Pierre Gallien was smiling with anticipated pleasure as he stepped out of his car, now parked along one side of his house: he was going to offer himself a few delightful days of pleasures, on top of producing a new series of pictures that he was going to be able to sell for very good prices to his usual customers in Brussels and Charleroi

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23. Make that eight hundred and fourteen thought Rudolph, as the Opua to Okaita Russell ferry grounded its ramp on the Russell foreshore

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24. will sell for two dollars

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25. world, process them raw without high heat or preservatives and sell for the best prices

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26. For example, she has five items that normally sell for $5 - $7

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27. They are so prolific that they can create a quilt in as little as four days -- one that will sell for $300-$400+

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28. Hot water jackets usually sell for $10 to $20, and shipping charges for buying them online can easily increase their cost by 50% or more

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29. “Without potatoes to sell for income the Irish farmers were broke and couldn’t buy bread, milk, meat, medicines, or anything else for that matter

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30. You can buy or sell for a billion years… but it will not make you any happier, any wiser, any healthier, any smarter, or more humane

31. in the marketplace it would sell for a small fortune

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32. there's quite a lot to sell for the poor

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33. Get advice from an agent on what the finished home will sell for, subtract from that every last possible cost to fix it up - and subtract your profit

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34. The bottom line is that these houses statistically sell for less on average than those sold through an agent, negating any savings

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35. Sellers are open to this because they think something like, "If the commission would have been $8,000 and I sell for $4,000 less, I still save $4,000

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36. Advantages: The new tax law means you can fix it up, and sell for a big tax-free profit after two years, then start the process again

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37. Not only that, but it is likely that the house he is then lumped with won’t sell for enough to cover the debt, let alone make a profit

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38. My uncle had given me eighty pounds, and I paid away thirty with my old horse in order to get another which I was going to sell for eighty or more—I meant to go without a horse—but now it has turned out vicious and lamed itself

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39. But Diondra was not going to let it go, she walked over to Michelle’s bed where Michelle was cowering against the wall, whimpering, and she yanked Michelle down by a leg, straightened her out on the bed and sat on her, You want to tell the world I’m pregnant, that your plan, one of your little schemes, some fucking little secret you sell for fifty cents, tell your mommy, guess what I know? I don’t think so you little shit, why is this whole family so stupid, and she wrapped her hands around Michelle’s neck, Michelle’s feet, cased in slippers that were supposed to look like puppy feet, kicking up and down, Ben watching the feet, disconnected, thinking they really did look like puppy feet, and then Debby slowly waking from her zombie sleep so Ben closed the door, instead of opening it wide, calling for his mom, he wanted everything to stay quiet, no other instinct than to stick to the plan which is don’t wake anyone up, and he was trying to reason with Diondra, thinking it would all be OK, Diondra, Diondra, calm down, she won’t tell, let her go and Diondra leaning deeper onto Michelle’s neck, You think I’m gonna spend my life worried about this little bitch, and Michelle scratching, then stabbing Diondra’s hand with her pen, a glint of blood, Diondra letting go for a second, looking surprised, looking like she just couldn’t believe it and Michelle leaned to one side and gulped air and Diondra just grabbed her neck again, and Ben put his hands on Diondra’s shoulders to pull her off but instead they just rested there

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40. Ford was much more expensive than GM, so the obvious idea is to buy GM and sell Ford for a lovely hedged position

41. However, that loss is limited to the initial cost of the spread since a longer-term option cannot sell for less than a shorter-term one with the same striking price

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42. The value is normally in there at cost or what they would sell for, or some formula

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43. It is not important what your exact rules are for your Reasons2Sell, but it is vital that you take the time to determine your Reasons2Sell for your winning positions

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44. A right reserved by the corporation to redeem an issue prior to maturity must in general be considered as a disadvantage to the holder; for presumably it will be exercised only when it is to the benefit of the issuer to do so, which means usually that the security would otherwise sell for more than the call price

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45. Because of this emphasis on the growth factor, quite a number of enterprises that are long established, well financed, important in their industries and presumably destined to stay in business and make profits indefinitely in the future, but that have no speculative or growth appeal, tend to be discriminated against by the stock market—especially in years of subnormal profits—and to sell for considerably less than the business would be worth to a private owner

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46. We arrived at a valuation of $18,000,000 for this enterprise by assuming that its $12,000,000 bond issue would sell at par and the stock would sell for 12 times its earnings of $5

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47. The result may well be that, instead of being worth $18,000,000 in the market as originally assumed, the combined bond and stock issues of Company C will sell for less than $15,000,000 (the Company B valuation), or even for less than $12,000,000 (the value of Company A)

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48. If it is worth more as a going concern, then the stock should sell for more than its liquidating value

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49. ) But note that before the conversion privilege could be worth anything, the common stock would have to sell for more than $3 per share—and in that case the $5,500 investment of the organizers would be worth over $1,000,000

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50. ” During that period its market value is bound to fluctuate, and as likely as not it will sell for a while under the buyer’s cost

51. The intelligent investor must carefully evaluate the costs of trading and taxes before attempting to take advantage of any price discrepancy—and should never count on being able to sell for the exact price currently quoted in the market

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52. While Buffett in the Berkshire years still speaks with reverence about Graham, he looks for companies that have impregnable franchises even though they may sell for multiples of their book value

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53. There are some durable companies in industries such as food, defense, and even plain old manufacturing, that sell for more than book value even when their share prices are depressed

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54. Still not convinced that a company could look this good and sell for so little, Sonkin spoke with the chief financial officer (CFO) and was assured that business was strong and improving

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55. Also sell for portfolio considerations—that is, where there are massive enough redemptions of funds under management so that liquidity is threatened

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56. In terms of market capitalization, Petainen only requires that stocks have at least $20 million in market capitalization and sell for more than $2 per share

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57. In a break out over resistance sellers will no longer sell for less than resistance and buyers have to pay more than resistance to get in

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58. It is the call or put you want to own or sell for premium

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59. Companies whose stocks sell for five times earnings will think nothing of going out and paying 10 or 15 times earnings for a nice big acquisition when they could tender for their own stock at half the price

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60. For clarity and consistency, much of the prior discussion has focused on how – and where – a long trader will place a stop order to buy for trade entry and a stop order to sell for trade exit

61. Although we could have sold the stock for a few pennies higher than the current bid price, we decided not to quibble over pennies, and to sell for a 1-point gain

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62. (Even if he did sell for a gain, as an amateur, Hal might have complained that he “could have, would have, and should have” made more money on the trade

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63. Anne for the last maneuvers; strange as it was to think that he would go away without having sold his three roans to the Polish Count Golukhovski, who was bargaining for the horses Rostov had betted he would sell for two thousand rubles; incomprehensible as it seemed that the ball the hussars were giving in honor of the Polish Mademoiselle one in honor of their Polish Mademoiselle Borzozowska) would take place without him- he knew he must go away from this good, bright world to somewhere where everything was stupid and confused

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64. I’ll cover real estate more in Chapter 9, but in general, most people confuse their house with an investment that they buy and sell for profit

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65. "Old beast! What has he got in his belly, to come and upset us in this manner! To want that little monster to play! to give away forty-franc dolls to a jade that I would sell for forty sous, so I would! A little more and he will be saying Your Majesty to her, as though to the Duchess de Berry! Is there any sense in it? Is he mad, then, that mysterious old fellow?"

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66. " He offered his gun, and a neighbor offered a small pistol which he was willing to sell for seven francs

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67. Little Gavroche appeared to be engaged in intent admiration of a wax bride, in a low-necked dress, and crowned with orange-flowers, who was revolving in the window, and displaying her smile to passers-by, between two argand lamps; but in reality, he was taking an observation of the shop, in order to discover whether he could not "prig" from the shop-front a cake of soap, which he would then proceed to sell for a sou to a "hair-dresser" in the suburbs

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68. It could take you six months to a year, and you could sell for a much lower price than you expected

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69. Who would have projected that General Motors would sell for $2 a share, down from $94? The auto industry is important to the United States, but it will require a serious, top-to-bottom restructuring and will possibly have to go through bankruptcy if it is to survive and compete effectively in the highly competitive world market

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70. Concentrate on listed stocks that sell for more than $20 a share with at least some institutional acceptance

71. Most stocks sell for what they’re worth at any particular time

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72. The occasion was really a promotional event for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and Marilyn was joined by her costar Jane Russell for the ceremony; they wore matching white polka-dot dresses

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73. (Decades later in 2005, this artwork would sell for $78,000 in a Julien’s auction of Marilyn’s possessions

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74. Chapter 7 covered the wide subject of selecting the right option to sell for premium

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75. In the simplest example, any good sold in one market should sell for the same price in another

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76. I personally inspected a huge mansion being offered for $960,000 that would sell for at least $5 million in Australia

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77. But, if the company goes into liquidation, its machines will sell for a fraction of their worth

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78. We can see at this point that the weekly chart has been in a MACD sell for about a month, and during this time, the S&P has fallen by about 60 points

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79. With ETFs, you will have to enter separate sell and buy transactions – don't forget that there will be commissions to sell for both TD and Questrade, and to buy for TD

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80. To avoid that, you could buy something that's easy to sell for a universal value on either side of the border – a gold coin, or a share of stock – with your Canadian dollars, walk across the bridge to Detroit, and sell it to get American dollars at the fair exchange rate, avoiding the bank's fees

81. The current average unit selling price was $150 to $160, and both Media Vision and Creative Technology expected that lower-priced chips would replace the current kit by 1994 and sell for around $15 to $25

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82. The argument revolved around what multiple of cash flow parks would sell for and what that would subsequently do for the balance sheet and cash-flow statement of the parent

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83. We can't afford to lose whales by the likes of you; a whale would sell for thirty times what you would, Pip, in Alabama

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84. Anne for the last maneuvers; strange as it was to think that he would go away without having sold his three roans to the Polish Count Golukhovski, who was bargaining for the horses Rostóv had betted he would sell for two thousand rubles; incomprehensible as it seemed that the ball the hussars were giving in honor of the Polish Mademoiselle Przazdziecka (out of rivalry to the Uhlans who had given one in honor of their Polish Mademoiselle Borzozowska) would take place without him—he knew he must go away from this good, bright world to somewhere where everything was stupid and confused

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85. After admiring himself in a small mirror for a considerable time he turned to me and said, "Sister, won't it be a blinkin' sell for the fly who gets into my glass eye?"—(Mrs

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