1.   The owner can still sell the goods even though they are in possession of the repairer who is exercising his lien.

2.   It is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell.

3.   An owner cannot sell a sponsorship based entirely on the name of a company emblazoned on the side of a car or for signage in the pits.

4.   And still another section provides that once a copyright owner sells an authorized copy of the work, subsequent owners may do what they like with it.

5.   And owners usually can sell their shares back after a few years if they want.

6.   Baseball commissioner Bud Selig had said last month that he wanted the new owners to sell those shares before the closing of the Sox deal.

7.   According to insurance experts, U.S. owners occasionally sell vehicles to Central American criminals under the table, then report them as stolen to collect insurance money.

8.   Business owners sold insurance and operated stores and gas stations, and Muslim students flocked to the engineering program at Gadsden State Community College.

9.   Crafton said he used to be a cook in a Far Rockaway restaurant, but the owner sold it and left him jobless.

10.   Few sports owners sell stakes to the public, though some public companies, such as ITT Corp. and Comcast Corp., own teams.