Examples of using "Satmaya" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was forced to sell my car.
I was trying to sell my car.
Tom tried to sell his house.
He decided to sell the car.
Everyone tried to sell their stocks.
Tom is trying to sell books.
Tom is trying to sell his car.
I've decided to sell my car.
Sami tried to sell his car.
They tried to sell all of their community gardens,
I talked him into selling his house.
Tom decided to sell his house.
Tom decided to sell his car.
You should trying selling your products online.
I'm trying to sell all my old books.
Tom is trying to sell his old car.
Tom tried to sell his old couch.
We harvest the crop and go to sell it to the market.
Tom and Mary are trying to sell their house.
I'm going to go sell my car this afternoon.
How much would you be willing to sell that for?
Tom and I are trying to sell our house.
Tom tried to sell me the gun he'd stolen.
and started selling his locally made goods online.
They started to sell a new type of car in Tokyo.
Tom decided to buy the car Mary was trying to sell.
Tom tried to persuade Mary to sell him her car.
A lot of people are now trying to sell their houses.
Tom decided to sell one of his cars to Mary.
Tom decided to sell his business and retire.
The company has decided to sell some of its money-losing units.
What's Tom trying to sell?
- No one bought anything Tom was trying to sell.
- Nobody bought anything Tom was trying to sell.
Why was the Italian economy so strongly based on selling cheap things abroad?
For the sake of long-term interests, we have decided to sell the development department.
Tom tried to sell me his old car, but I told him I wasn't interested.
- I am trying to sell my farm, but I haven't had any offers so far.
- I'm trying to sell my farm, but I haven't had any offers so far.
- I tried to sell my old car, but no one was interested in buying it.
- I tried to sell my old car, but nobody was interested in buying it.
From a country that relies on fishing and selling pearls to an important global center.
Tom says he's willing to spend as much as $300 on that gizmo you're trying to sell.
Tom tried to sell his old VCR instead of throwing it away, but no one would buy it, so he ended up throwing it away.