Sentence examples for basically sell out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fox said the city's hotels "basically sell out 250 nights a year".

This year he was basically sold out by the end of Thanksgiving weekend, he said.

But no campaigner has gone as far as Stein, who said Obama was "another climate denier who basically sold out with just a little bit of window dressing".

Trump himself has basically sold out on most of the key aspects of his "economic populist" agenda, leaving behind just the xenophobia and nativism.

Loury's Uncle Alfred -- a proud race man, a steelworker and the patriarch of the family -- thought I was basically selling out to the white man," Loury recalls.

The show is basically sold out, though there's a lottery you can enter.

Even so, many artist families I've talked to who made it past the judges on these type of shows, eventually walked away because the contracts were so one-sided that you're basically selling out before you get started.

We're basically sold out until the end of the year," said Robert Hartmann, co-founder of ProAurum, a gold vendor based in Munich.

"We've basically sold out everything that we've done," said Mr. Stulen, who is not a cat owner (and is quick to explain that his son is allergic).

Accusing the US of basically selling out Israel after President Obama has spent the past five years working diligently to stifle Iran's nuclear program is both unfair and also diplomatically unwise.

"Last year, we had a few apparel capsule collections and we basically sold out of every single item immediately," Ressler said.