Sentence examples for consistently sold from inspiring English sources

• To the Sports Editor: The Mets have consistently sold out opening day, even with some of the worst teams ever.

At campuses like Cornell, Union College and Wellesley, cooking classes offered by faculty members have been consistently sold out.

Put simply, on the environment, this administration has consistently sold out America's future in return for short-term political gains.

Since moving to the University of Phoenix Stadium three seasons ago, Cardinals home games have consistently sold out.

The group remained a successful live act into the 21st century, however, and consistently sold out venues around the world.

All three productions have been consistently sold out ("Inspector" closed on Saturday after a limited run), and you could see why.

And just like -- or more than -- its larger cousins, Amato's performances consistently sell out.

Even so, Mr. Alexander has received mixed reviews and the production is not consistently selling out.

The biggest consistently selling novelties are foam fingers, minibats, baseballs and trading cards.

It consistently sells 400,000 copies at newsstands each month, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, and overall circulation is 1.6 million.

Vetements is only in its fifth season, but Gvasalia has more than a hundred stockists worldwide, where his clothes consistently sell out.