(1) Hundreds of slaves were corralled for sale.

(2) That house is for sale.

(3) Car for sale: one careful owner, low mileage.

(4) She has put her house up for sale.

(5) On February 12th he put up for sale a second tranche of 32 state-owned companies.

(6) The castle has been put up for sale.

(7) The goods for sale were attractively laid out.

(8) Baby rabbits for sale. Enquire within.

(9) Attractive, modern homes for sale.

(10) Those woods belong to the property that's for sale.

(11) All types of electronic dance music mixtapes for sale.

(12) Bicycle for sale: ￡60 o.n.o.

(13) There are several plots of land for sale.

(14) Excuse me(), are these for sale?

(15) I see your house is up for sale .

(16) Are any of the paintings for sale?

(17) She's putting her new car up for sale.

(18) They have six holiday/luxury apartments for sale.

(19) Is this painting for sale?

(20) I'm sorry, the books are not for sale.

(21) They've put their house up for sale.

(22) We have several early folios for sale.

(23) Bike for sale, vgc, £50.

(24) I'm sorry — this painting's not for sale.

(25) That house you like has come up for sale.

(26) Several properties in this street are for sale.

(27) How long has that house been up for sale?

(28) There was a camera for sale in the window.

(29) I'm sorry, it's not for sale.

(30) The old flower and fruit market has been put up for sale.

(1) That house is for sale.

(2) Car for sale: one careful owner, low mileage.

(3) On February 12th he put up for sale a second tranche of 32 state-owned companies.

(4) The old flower and fruit market has been put up for sale.

(5) Several properties in this street are for sale.

(6) All the shops on the seafront had crab for sale.

(31) For Sale: Fridge in good working order, ￡50.

(32) These items are just for show-they're not for sale.

(33) The company advertised goods for sale.

(34) Exercise bike for sale - $40 obo.

(35) The house across the road is for sale.

(36) There are many boats, new and used, for sale.

(37) I see they've put their house up for sale.

(38) They put their house up for sale .

(39) His former home is for sale at ￡495,000.

(40) The garden was up for sale.

(41) The Manor is for sale at a negotiable price.

(42) There was a for sale sign in the yard.

(43) Sorry, that painting's not for sale at any price.

(44) New and second hand books for sale.

(45) House for sale, two bedrooms. Viewing by appointment only.

(46) They've got shedloads of stuff for sale.

(47) The house is up for sale.

(48) TV for sale in working order.

(49) For sale,[http:///for sale.html] shop premises with frontages on two streets.

(50) The house came up for sale and the couple realised they could just about afford it.

(51) The beans are then ground and packaged for sale as ground coffee.

(52) All exhibits are for sale, the proceeds being split between Oxfam and the artist.

(53) The company was put up for sale yesterday in a shock move by management.

(54) Last year it was convicted and fined under the Trades Descriptions Act for placing For Sale boards on empty homes in the area.

(55) Pure alcohol is not for sale to the general public.

(56) That house at the end of our road is up for sale again.

(57) Reluctantly, they put the family home up for sale .

(58) There are plenty of small houses for sale, and quite a lot of very large ones, but very little in the middle.

(59) Washing machine for sale - only 2 months old and in pristine condition.

(60) The new model has now been released for sale .

(61) The estate for sale includes two miles of river frontage.

(62) Only those homes offered for sale at competitive prices will secure interest from serious purchasers.

(63) All the shops on the seafront had crab for sale.

(64) A tenant may have a right of first refusal if a property is offered for sale.

(65) His shop, a veritable Aladdin's cave of antiques, is for sale.

(66) The Universal Product Code symbol, also known as the 'bar code', is printed on products for sale and contains information that a computer can read.

(67) It will shortly be put up for sale under the terms already communicated to you, which, to recapitulate, call for a very minimum of publicity.

(68) Sorry, the car's not for sale at any price.

(69) There was a For Sale notice on the fence.

(70) There was "for sale" notice in the car's window.

(71) Sorry, the decorations aren't for sale.

(72) There are several houses for sale in our street.

(73) The house was put up for sale.

(74) Attention, Kmart shoppers: privacy for sale, aisle nine.

(75) Martha says rats are hanging dressed in the market for sale with mule meat.

(76) Arrests for sale or possession of crack cocaine jumped from 41 in 1991 to 119 last year.

(77) The first high-definition televisions are targeted for sale by late 1998, Taylor said.

(78) As there was very little chance of her being got off at that season she was advertised for sale.

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(79) Category of contract: all contracts for sale or hire purchase of goods. Subject matter of contract: all goods.

(80) People still exhibit articles for sale on the quayside for visiting cruise ships, but boys no longer dive into the murky waters.

(81) Another day, George rounded up some yearling calves for sale.

(82) The Company's financial position at March 31 includes $ 834.9 million of cash, cash equivalents and securities available for sale.

(83) Offered for sale at a realistic price, it represents an ideal investment or family purchase.

(84) The immediate counterattack is simple: Has the building been offered for sale on the open market?

(85) Anyone who has traveled in Third World countries is aware that the favors of public officials are customarily and blatantly for sale.

(86) Farmers wishing to sell finished stock on the hoof contact the company's field staff who video the animals intended for sale.

(87) Around 1900-1901, the mill was closed and put up for sale, remaining unoccupied for some time.

(88) It's been put up for sale by the Gloucester Health Authority, which would like to see it renovated.

(89) During the 1840s, Clutterbuck's enlarged and modernised mill was advertised for sale or lease.

(90) Hopefully, there will be no long queues for refreshments as these will be available for sale all the afternoon.

(91) But he quashed rumours that the Red Fort had been quietly put up for sale due to his financial difficulties.

(92) There was a "For Sale" sign on the front lawn.

(93) It is splitting the flagship, four-star Forum Hotel from the chain and offering the two for sale separately.

(94) But they had to be humoured before they could be diverted from the unobtainable to the treasure that was actually for sale.

(95) Lincoln went into receivership and was put up for sale on 4 February, 1922.

(96) Up for sale are both its meteorological satellites and the Landsat craft that carry out land surveys of the globe.

(97) Workers have become expendable parts for sale in the ordinary course of commerce.

(98) Its new Web site offers one thousand items for sale, mostly targeted towards the Christmas gift market.

(99) They tell the story of a life lived in the public eye, but now 45 are up for sale.

(100) Because it was sound sense to do so, they looked at other properties for sale.

(101) The first houses are being offered for sale at between ￡32,500 and ￡48,000.

(102) There are millions of goods for sale in thousands of categories across hundreds of online auctions.

(103) In short, was the Kohl government, which held power for 16 consecutive years, up for sale?

(104) But the gift shop is the real reason to stop, with all sorts of condiments, spices and cookbooks for sale.

(105) Weaver said Tuesday night while sipping wine and brandishing various medieval weapons for sale in his little shop of horrors.

(106) The sheets are reported to have turned up inside a frame offered for sale in a provincial Sunday flea market outside Paris.

(107) Nor do you see these Easton Press leather editions for sale in bookstores.

(108) Combe Sydenham country park has beautiful walks and tasty trout for sale whilst Stogursey boasts a moated ruined castle and Norman church.

(108) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(109) Each house for sale is conveniently listed by location and price.

(110) A good estate agent will know the best ways to publicize the fact that your home is for sale.

(111) Any contracts won on an exclusive basis could affect the price at which it is offered for sale.

(112) Read in studio One of Britain's oldest asylums is for sale.

(113) Lunch consisted of bread and cheese, neither of which Charlie would have dared to offer for sale to Mrs Smelley.

(114) The single-minded mission of commercial television today is to produce audiences for sale to advertisers of consumer goods and services.

(115) His longtime sailboat, named Apogee in honor of his lunar Apollo flight, is for sale.

(116) Thieves could evade an efficient system by taking stolen cattle to another district for sale.

(117) A small lodge house that used to be some sort of appendage of Burnage Court is currently for sale through Hamptons.

(118) The antiquities for sale have come from private collections in London and New York, from auction rooms and the trade.

(119) Clarets are aged in stainless steel vats or oak casks, and are bottled only when they are considered ready for sale.

(120) The best way of displaying books for sale is to put them on bookshelves.

(121) Still, Dalmeny repeats, firmly but politely, that the painting is for sale.

(122) Shops were coming up for sale all over the precinct.

(123) The club was put up for sale after the Kumar brothers' business empire went into receivership last month.

(124) Here a pair of 1850 card tables are for sale at up to Pounds 10,000 and a Louis XVI-style suite, ￡5,000.

(125) Both were offered for sale during the 1820s although, by the 1850s, they were apparently run together.

(126) Contributions of jars of preserves for sale at the Houghall sponsored walk should be brought to the June meeting.

(127) The Sea View condominiums are seldom for sale, the mayor said.

(128) In 1843 he set up the first printing workshop to reproduce photographs for sale.

(129) As all Hanson businesses are for sale at all times, why should headquarters asset-strip a good long-term business for short-term gain?

(130) You can also buy up to 300 different herbs, potted up for sale.

(131) Eggs, caterpillars, chrysalids, stick insects and equipment are available for sale from the showroom.

(132) This year the number of houses for sale went up by 20%.

(133) The able-bodied had to saw up old railway sleepers and then chop up the pieces for sale as firewood.

(134) Waste of land is thus avoided, and there is a surplus of top-quality produce for sale in late autumn and winter.

(135) Privatisations, because of the large size of funds involved, have tended to include elements of both offer for sale and placings.

(136) We raise calves for sale to feedlots, which fatten them up to market weight.

(137) Madonna said she avoided public appearances, put her home up for sale and talked to psychiatrists about her fears.

(138) This legislation makes it an offence to sell or keep for sale food which is unfit or injurious to health.

(139) When it was offered for sale 1,[]500 people applied to buy the car and it was sold out within 2 days.

(140) If you put up a sign offering flesh for sale and bathe it in purple light, they come like moths.

(141) The next big state company slated for sale after Light is Cia.

(142) This is when, under positions of market shortage of liquidity, discount houses are invited to offer eligible instruments for sale.

(143) And owners note a perceptible increase in door-hangers, fliers and other pleas from agents to put their homes up for sale.

(144) This poem is funny because it treats people as if they were second-hand cars for sale.

(145) She was convicted in 1995 of possession for sale of methamphetamine and possession of a shotgun.

(146) Imagine that a newly formed trust advertises units for sale to savers.

(147) Reagan lifted the pipeline sanctions and Britoil went up for sale and Lech Walesa was freed.

(148) An undeniable attraction of an auction is the possibility that some undervalued item may be for sale.

(149) Because their interiors perfectly reflect the fine reproduction pine furniture that you find for sale in them today.

(150) Go for drink with Head to discuss plans for sale of raffle tickets on Saturday morning.

(151) Auction catalogues do not carry critical comments on individual items for sale, but there are sometimes introductions with criticism.

(152) This highly detailed yacht has been maintained to perfection and is for sale at less than half her replacement cost.

(153) Club theft: Bishop Auckland police would like to hear from anyone offered golf clubs for sale following thefts over the weekend.

(154) Meanwhile an intense marketing campaign will continue to interest overseas investors in the 18.5 percent of the issue earmarked for sale abroad.

(155) Price alterations and length of time on the market for sale also feature in the Act.

(156) In particular you should ask: i. - Are they building any low-cost homes for sale to first-time buyers? ii.

(157) Between then and 1872 Millend was advertised for sale by auction on several occasions.

(158) In those days, much of the daily press was literally for sale.

(159) On occasion it is put into operation producing stone-ground flour for sale to visitors.

(160) From next month, it will be a criminal offence to give false or misleading descriptions of property for sale.

(161) The plaintiff advertised a gold watch and diamond ring for sale.

(162) It is offered for sale by estate agents Knight, Frank and Rutley who expect it to fetch between ￡1m and ￡2m.

(163) A stake in the business, which has come near to bankruptcy, is put up for sale.

(164) The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale.

(165) Lee was charged with felony sale of controlled substances and possession for sale of a controlled substance.

(166) The shop will be offering its own stock of Meissen for sale.

(167) Six self-build plots on a 2.5 acre site are for sale in the Lincolnshire village of Corby Glen, near Grantham.

(168) The Scottish Craft Centre has a fascinating range of pottery, jewellery and textiles for sale.

(169) In a news release, Spreckels's board reaffirmed its position that the company is not for sale.

(170) Player For Sale: A player is offered for sale to you and the other two managers.

(171) Last year's success story, Business 2.0, was put up for sale last week.

(172) The remaining truffles are boiled for sterilization and canned for sale as truffles and as truffle juice during the off season.

(173) In capitalist society the capitalist exploits this labour by employing it to produce items for sale - commodities - in return for a wage.

(174) Time allowed 00:21 Read in studio One of the country's best-known concert venues is up for sale.

(175) Danby and the other great Gorge masters rarely come to auction or are found for sale in galleries.

(176) It is important to research the market fully before offering a new product for sale.

(177) The festival will have food and crafts for sale, games for children, and music.

(178) A disused Victorian toilet block has just gone up for sale.

(179) He is a keen numismatist and this year we were privileged in that he himself prepared the coins for sale.

(180) They offered the maisonettes for sale at a peppercorn price, less than ￡2,000.

(181) Two other viaducts on the Borders railway network are also for sale, on the same terms.

(182) Under a trust for sale the trustees obviously can sell, and they are given by statute a discretionary power to retain.

(183) The amount of bonds being offered for sale by securities firms in the secondary market remained low.

(184) They're up for sale at an auction of film props to be held in Norton in Gloucestershire.

(185) Read in studio A Victorian mental hospital is up for sale ... and could fetch more than two million pounds.

(186) Merchants who bought food in surplus areas for sale in drought districts were shot for profiteering.

(187) Clothier, which in October said it may seek a merger or put itself up for sale.

(188) We live in a country in which all national political offices are for sale to the highest bidder.

(189) Conservationists cried foul when public land was put up for sale by the federal government.

(190) Only Tawno's not for sale, any more than King Ahasuerus.

(191) Advertisements for houses for sale often refer to their proximity to Buzz, Go and EasyJet destinations.

(192) He has said repeatedly that the club is not for sale.

(193) The women began producing thousands of rugs a year for sale to tourists and collectors.

(194) He had roamed Queenstown during his lunch hour at the beginning of the week before he could find a roaster for sale.

(195) Pre-Christmas party gossip was buzzing with speculation that the company was for sale.

(196) Now our lady is going to knit a garment for sale.

(197) For sale: small motor scooter. Enquire within.

(198) Chand Double Air hardcover duplex home for sale!

(199) The Empire State Building is going up for sale.

(200) Udinese have put defender Cristian Zapata up for sale.

(201) Our gift shop has razors for sale.

(202) The market offers optimum condition for sale.

(203) I raked the ads for a bicycle for sale.

(204) The hairpiece is not for sale.

(205) Silverware is among the wares for sale in Lookout Mountain,[sentence dictionary] Tenn.

(206) The inventory of unsold homes listed for sale also is down.

(207) Spiny green durian fruit for sale at a Singapore market is known for its rotting stench.

(208) These were not the old stodgy ads listing goods for sale.

(209) It also has put its Hummer brand up for sale.

(210) The agar foods for sale at this food shop are of striking But not vulgar colors.

(211) Naples sports director Marino made it clear that Jelavic belong to the club for sale.

(212) The Pandora's box , like how the properties for sale , the house always Mai Buwan?

(213) No person shall manufacture, prepare, preserve, package or store for sale any food under unsanitary conditions.

(214) Some TV sets for sale in the emporium were stolen last night.

(215) A while ago some fool offered a Matriarch's Whip for sale on the black market.

(216) We have got a new lot of colour TV set for sale.

(217) Either then produces net exportable electricity for sale to offset plant - operating costs.

(218) On board, there were silks, porcelain, silverware, cotton, and other goods for sale or trade.

(219) Roffman is a cattle - rustler, and he'sgot some stuff for sale.

(220) The packaging of goods for sale has become a large industry in its own right.

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(222) It has expressed interest in buying Estonian Air ( currently up for sale by SAS, its owner ).

(223) Two little dogs for sale huddle together in the cold wind.

(224) UNICORN Corporation technique . At present UNICORN Corporation's digital programmable DC load for sale has advanced technique.

(225) This instrument is not for sale and is the property of Nu Skin Enterprises Taiwan.

(226) The bookseller keeps for sale blank deeds and other legal documents.

(227) A store owner was tacking a sign above his door that read " Puppies For Sale. "

(228) Mr. Hill: Good afternoon. I believe that this house is for sale.

(229) A software industry trade magazine recently listed a hundred error test and removal tools for sale.

(230) A public house which was recently bought by Mr. Ian Thompson is up for sale.

(231) Being the lessor, a bank should perform a contract for sale and a contract for lease.

(232) Programme tickets are available for sale or redemption at all Merchandising Centres.

(233) One day four coolies came with a huge sea turtle for sale.

(234) The electronics shopping center has various video game cards for sale.

(235) We have lots of valuable and purebred pets for sale.

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(237) The Glazer family have insisted that Manchester United are not for sale.