Examples of 'he would sell it' in a sentence
Meaning of "he would sell it"
he would sell it: Implies that a specific person would be willing to market or trade a particular item or idea for personal gain
How to use "he would sell it" in a sentence
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he would sell it
You said he would sell it for eight.
Anything you could sell, he would sell it.
He would sell it back when it was time to return.
I did not think he would sell it either.
He would sell it for money.
I asked the man if he would sell it.
He said he would sell it to someone called.
How much do you think he would sell it for?
He said he would sell it to someone called… John Gulliver.
Selling it that way, he would sell it cheaper.
So he would sell it himself, if he could?
This time he would sell it.
This is a horse that David treasures very much . I did not think he would sell it either.
And that he would sell it.
If they sold my passport to him, maybe he would sell it back to me.
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I figured he would sell it to me first.
We didn't say whoever's closest. -You said he would sell it for eight.
He said he would sell it soon.
Then later in the night, he would sell it off.
Well, he would sell it actually.
Col. Artur told me that he would sell it to you.
Otherwise, he would sell it.
The farmer refused, saying that he would sell it for more in the market.
Yes, of course, he would sell it to us.
Y'know . He said he would sell it.
