-
Robert Carlyle Byrd (born
Cornelius Calvin Sale Jr.;
November 20, 1917 – June 28, 2010) was an
American politician and
musician who
served as a United...
- A
garage sale (also
known as a yard
sale, tag
sale,
moving sale and by many
other names) is an
informal event for the
sale of used
goods by
private individuals...
- pursuits,
returning at need
to his profession.
Sale was an
early member of the
Society for
Promoting Christian Knowledge.
Sale became seriously ill with...
-
Jamie Rae
Salé (born
April 21, 1977) is a
Canadian former competitive pair skater. With her
former husband David Pelletier, she is the 2002
Olympic Champion...
- programs)
traditionally packaged in a box,
hence 'boxed', and
offered for
sale as a
single unit.
Artists and
bands with a long and
successful career often...
- The first-
sale doctrine (also
sometimes referred to as the "right of
first sale" or the "first
sale rule") is a
legal concept that
limits the
rights of...
-
Beatles for
Sale is the
fourth studio album by the
English rock band the Beatles. It was
released on 4
December 1964 in the
United Kingdom on EMI's Parlophone...
- A
jumble sale (UK),
bring and buy
sale (Australia, also UK) or
rummage sale (US and Canada) is an
event at
which second hand
goods are sold,
usually by...
- "For
sale: baby shoes,
never worn." is a six-word story, and one of the most
famous examples of
flash fiction.
Versions of the
story date back
to the early...
- of
Sale of the Century. Grundy's
modified format was then used in a
revived American Sale of the
Century that
aired on NBC from
January 3, 1983,
to March...
