Sentence examples for Seldom sold from inspiring English sources
Personal liability protection is seldom sold on its own.
Land was seldom sold and not often rented in ancient Ireland.
BBC programmes, he wrote, "are seldom sold to the American networks".
Fifteen years ago, Mr. Moskowitz was driving a taxi in New York and seldom sold a painting.
Those early 1980's Knicks seldom sold out, but Adubato still hears the roar from some glorious Garden nights from back when.
This means it's also less personal than establishing a relationship with a gallery, the quality of work can be mixed, and emerging artists are seldom sold.
Hang tough and seldom sell.
But then sensible opinions seldom sell papers, and for fervent fans, febrile reactions are half the fun.
Mrs. C. seldom sells a hackney unless he shows little promise & she likes to retire her best performers when they are still at the top of their game.
Yale Press publishes roughly 250 new titles a year, about equally divided between serious general-interest topics and scholarly books that seldom sell more than 1,000 copies.
People say the Nets and the Devils seldom sell out and will be better off with a new arena in Newark.
