Hawked

The musician hawked her CDs after the concert.

The salesman hawked his products door to door.

The food truck hawked its delicious tacos to passersby.

The artist hawked their paintings at a street fair.

The street vendor hawked sunglasses to tourists in the busy market.

The souvenir seller hawked trinkets to the tourists in Times Square.

The woman hawked homemade tamales at the county fair.

The perfume saleswoman hawked fragrances to customers in the mall.

The vendor hawked souvenirs to passersby near the national monument.

The boy hawked lemonade on the sidewalk to raise money for charity.

The sales representative hawked the new product to the potential customer.

The musician hawked her music to the audience at the concert.

John hawked his friend to join the soccer team.

The teacher hawked her students to study harder for the exam.

The influencer hawked the latest fashion trends to her followers on social media.

The actor hawked his talent to get a leading role in the movie.

The trainer hawked the benefits of exercise to the client.

The politician hawked his agenda to the voters.

The author hawked his new book to the readers at the bookstore.

The manager hawked the benefits of the company to the prospective employees during the job fair.

The teacher hawked her lesson plans to her colleagues at the meeting.

The salesman hawked his product to everyone who passed by.

The activist hawked her message to the crowd at the protest.

The charity worker hawked for donations to help the poor.

The old printer hawked and sputtered before finally printing the document.

The factory machines hawked and roared as they worked on the assembly line.

The child hawked the same tune on his recorder all afternoon.

The computer's cooling fan hawked loudly after running for a few hours.

The sprinklers hawked water over the lawn, creating a soothing sound.

The wind hawked through the trees in the forest.

The worker hawked the tools to the construction site.

The delivery boy hawked the pizza boxes to the customer's door.

The athlete hawked the heavy weights during the exercise routine.

The sports commentator hawked the athlete's poor performance in the game.

The teacher hawked the student's lack of effort in completing the assignment.

The journalist hawked the CEO's decision to cut jobs in the company.

The customer hawked the poor service at the restaurant to the manager.

The customer hawked the phone company's poor customer service to the management.

The restaurant reviewer hawked the chef's lack of creativity in the menu.

The sports commentator hawked the team's poor sportsmanship during the game.

The reviewer hawked the book's ending for being predictable.

The film critic hawked the director's latest movie for its plot holes.

The art critic hawked the artist's use of colors in the painting.

The activist group hawked the corporation's environmental record.

The old man hawked loudly and cleared his throat before speaking.

He hawked and snorted and then blew his nose before speaking.

The boy hawked and coughed after accidentally swallowing his gum.

He hawked to get rid of the mucus in his throat.

The farmer hawked his fresh produce at the farmers' market.

The salesman hawked his company's products at the trade show.