Sentence examples for a reselling from inspiring English sources

Brendan Ross, the chief executive of Razorgator, a reselling exchange similar to StubHub, said fans — particularly season-ticket holders in sports — take considerable risk when they buy tickets months ahead of time, and should be able to do what they like with the tickets.

Though he maintains in his prose the dispassionate scholarly demeanor befitting a publication of the Harvard University Press, his conclusion amounts, sixty years after her death, to a reselling of Sister Aimee: "From her location in Hollywood, Aimee Semple McPherson reshaped and redefined the old-time religion in the United States, in effect resurrecting Christian America".

He said there would be a reselling system run by Fifa, if people were unable to attend games for which they had bought tickets.

It recently signed a reselling agreement with Research Machines of the U.K., requiring Dijit to change his accent from American to British.

With that in mind, iMediation entered into a reselling agreement last month with Cybertek Holdings, a Korean e-commerce software designer based in Seoul.

The tricky thing about building a reselling app around fast fashion prices is that fast fashion is meant to be discarded and replaced as trends change, which is why it is priced so low.

In 1984, the couple started a company reselling medical supplies.

A unit reselling IT systems was whacked by competitors.

Outside the Petty show, one scalper told me that, back in the '80s and '90s, he made more than $70,000 a year reselling tickets.

Although he sometimes makes a profit reselling, his gains are wiped out by buying fresh finds.

It is not a ticket reselling or swapping site, however, but organisers say it may help to prevent touting.