door to door selling造句

• And I went door to door selling subscriptions.
• That was very humorous to me, since I was going out door to door selling funerals,
• In the murdered prostitutes'neighborhood, an elderly woman recalls a man going door to door selling heating systems.
• We held chicken and biscuit suppers, and we went door to door selling submarine sandwiches to the merchants.
• Every Saturday, when I was about 10, I went door to door selling vegetables for my neighbor and eventually for myself.
• She said the neighborhood took Merritt's death particularly hard because he used to go door to door selling collard, turnip and mustard greens.
• When short of cash during his travels, Morton went door to door selling Coca-Cola laced with salt as a miracle cure for tuberculosis.
• For 13 years, he went door to door selling his fudge, which came in more than 20 flavors, from the bestselling chocolate pecan to the unusual lemon cream.
• Sam Manzie, 17, is serving a 70-year prison term for strangling sixth-grader Eddie Werner as he went door to door selling holiday items for the local PTA on Sept . 27, 1997.
• And it's all a far cry from the company's origins in the 1930s, when a poor Danish carpenter went door to door selling the hand-carved wooden toys that eventually would make him famous.
• As part of the recipe book, Shirley will include cards and letters from her grandmother's admirers, many of whom will remember her as Lufkin's Tea Cake Lady when she went door to door selling pastries.
• It's an appealing way to raise money for groups that are tired of going door to door selling candy, greeting cards and wrapping paper, said Linda Aleman, director of human resources for Six Flags Astroworld.
• While her classmates went door to door selling oranges and grapefruits, she used the phone book to call the people who lived on the wealthiest street in the next town over, and broke all sales records.
• His mother was a fashion designer who made watercolor drawings of her designs which she sold to various clothing manufacturers in New York . " She'd go door to door selling her designs for $ 3, " recalls Feiffer.