Sentence examples for astronomical sales from inspiring English sources

Unless of course you count the astronomical sales of the albums that accompanies the series.

Bobbi Dumas made similar points in a 2012 essay at NPR: "In romance, we are the creators, the intended audience and the receptive consumer, showing our appreciation through astronomical sales.

A summer in which the astronomical sales of diamond-print H&M vests have conspired to make every high-street male look a bit gay, even if he's not trying to.

The sale of the six-bedroom apartment, on the ninth floor, is also evidence that the wealthiest buyers still want to live in spacious prewar co-ops, despite a recent flurry of astronomical sales in luxury condominium buildings like 15 Central Park West and the Plaza.

Depending on whom you ask, Franzen is either the premier living American writer or the last literary dinosaur: a pompous white male Luddite who gazes disdainfully down at us tweeting, Facebooking fools from his comfortable perch of astronomical sales and critical adulation.

After the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Internet users argued that Vanke Group's donation of two million yuan was chicken feed compared with its astronomical sales revenue.

There is also the question of fighter pay: the astronomical sale price of the U.F.C. makes its announced salaries seem scandalously low.

So with London's chronic shortage of high-end homes producing astronomical sale prices in recent years, landlords realized that they could make a handsome profit per square foot — and the pace of change quickened.

Although several other luxury condominiums have come on line of late, generating astronomical sale prices, One57 still holds the price record: a 10,923-square-foot penthouse on the top two floors sold last year for $100.47 million.

Firefly was inevitably sent to the small screen scrapheap, but thanks to astronomical DVD sales it was eventually resurrected for the silver screen in the altogether less enjoyable Serenity.

Ultimately, astronomical DVD sales and the accompanying online fanfare enabled Whedon to conclude the series with Serenity, the big screen conversion that tied up many of the show's loose ends.