sell on造句

We do not sell on credit.

Investors can buy and sell on a daily basis.

We do not give discounts. We sell on credit .

Real value of something if sell on the open market.

To consign(goods)to one;to sell on commission

Typically, markets buy on the rumour and sell on the news.

God will not buy or sell on credit for me to remember either!

You remarked yesterday you would sell on shipped quality, quantity, and weight.

Do you mean that you sell on shipped quality and quantity?

And today it's your lucky-day; we doing clearance sell on this watch.

Yesterday you said that you sell on the basis of shipped quality, quantity and weight, didn't you?

Today, the Mises Institute has an edition out of this book and it continues to sell on a large scale.

I'm sorry. I can't give you any discount. All the items we sell on board are marked prices.

I'd Nick stuff to sell on in pubs and the park: a bag, a duvet set, perfume or cosmetics.

Dongfeng Automobile Company has been under fast development, it plans to produce and sell one million vehicles focusing on Hubei.

"People want to sell on anything or buy on anything," she said, noting that light trading volume can exacerbate the market's gyrations.

Sometimes, when the court claimed that he was financially nervous and could not issue Zhuangzhou's salary on time, it gave him some paint to sell on the market.

"to transport, purchase or sell on inland or territorial waters articles which are prohibited By the State from Being imported or exported"

I have been saving your personal cargo to sell on our way back home so that any profit could be given to your family.

Fellow travellers create bubbles, when markets become dominated by the belief that you can sell on anything you buy at a higher price to someone else.

We sell only fresh local produce.

She didn't even sell one box.

The two sources of risk are linked, since the greater the uncertainty about the creditworthiness of borrowers, the harder it is to sell on their loans to a third party.