Sentence examples for being sold individually from inspiring English sources

John DeStefano Jr., the mayor since 1994, urged Yale to buy the entire lot as opposed to the properties being sold individually.

This consists of the manuscript as well as the tables, which are being sold individually, a clever attempt at commodifying something that is usually widely available in book form.

The Guild said Tuesday that it has signed a confidentiality agreement with McClatchy, allowing the union to review financial data on the newspapers "as they come to market," which may be a sign that the papers are being sold individually or in groups rather than all at once.

Each tuna is sold individually at the fish auction.

The recall covers 7.25oz boxes that were sold individually and in packs of three, four and five.

The bowls are sold individually ($3.99) or in packs of four ($15.99) through www.dogwater.cc.

Some games were sold individually, but most went in large lots.

(Most of the properties would not have been sold individually because they were occupied by renters).

Bulldog Gear's bands are super strong and are sold individually.

Mike Heffner, the Lelands president, said most of the designs were sold in large lots, although some were sold individually.

Digits, which are often in a Helvetica font, are sold individually for as little as a $1.50.