Examples of using Decided to sell in English and their translations into Hebrew
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his wife Margie's special private collection until the two decided to sell it.
Once upon a time there was a little boy who made his mother so crazy she decided to sell him to the circus.
Poland invaded his territories in the Duchy of Courland and Frederick II decided to sell his rights of inheritance.
Fernandez and Beck decided to sell the furniture from the woman's house.
The Volvo AB was introduced at the Stockholm Stock Exchange in 1935 and SKF then decided to sell its shares in the company.
Then 2008 the market changed, and he decided to sell his business.
Volvo AB was finally introduced at the Stockholm stock exchange in 1935 and SKF then decided to sell its hares in the company.
If you set out to buy a ready business is undoubtedly wondering why the owners decided to sell the business.
AB Volvo is set to the Stockholm stock exchange in 1935 and SKF then decided to sell its shares in the company.
Della decided to sell her hair, so that she would be able to purchase a Christmas present for Jim.
And no one would have ever found out if Medina hadn't decided to sell the wrong mummy.
When they saw some Ishmaelite traders passing by on their way to Egypt, they decided to sell Joseph as a slave to them.
Boesky had bought the outstanding 5% of stock for a reported fortune and decided to sell, despite Slatkin's desire to keep the hotel.
But what if he decided to sell drugs at his home
When Billy Pitt decided to sell the bar, and T.J. McChucklenuts was going to buy it.
For over 20 years Ferruccio was the owner of this boat until he decided to sell the boat to a close friend in July 1988 named Angelo Merli.
of their eldest daughter, the young couple decided to sell the apartment and buy a larger apartment instead.
the Turk remained unexhibited until 1805 when Kempelen's son decided to sell it to Johann Nepomuk Mälzel, a Bavarian musician with an interest in various machines and devices.
Lavazza decided to sell furniture pieces from the old office at symbolic prices,
Following the death of Kempelen, the Turk remained un-exhibited until some time before 1808 when Kempelen's son decided to sell it to Johann Nepomuk Mälzel, a Bavarian musician with an interest in various machines and devices.