Selling

The selling of counterfeit goods is illegal and can result in fines or imprisonment.

The real estate agent is selling a beautiful house with a swimming pool.

The farmer is selling fresh produce at the local farmers' market.

The bakery is selling its famous cinnamon buns to customers.

The supermarket is selling discounted fruits and vegetables.

She is selling handmade jewelry at the craft fair this weekend.

The real estate agent is selling a luxurious house.

The museum is selling souvenirs in the gift shop.

The street vendor is selling hot dogs and burgers to passersby.

He was caught selling shares in the company just before the stock price plummeted.

The journalist was accused of selling a story to a rival newspaper.

The journalist was accused of selling a source's identity.

The scientist was accused of selling research results to a rival company.

The employee was fired for selling company trade secrets to competitors.

The corrupt politician was exposed for selling votes in exchange for campaign contributions.

The politician was found guilty of selling government secrets.

The researcher was fired for selling data that had not yet been published.

The witness was put into witness protection after selling out his former boss to the authorities.

The spy was accused of selling confidential information to the enemy.

The hacker was caught selling personal data to the highest bidder.

The mole was suspected of selling classified information to foreign intelligence agencies for years.

He was arrested for selling insider trading tips.

The double agent was suspected of selling classified information to both sides.