Sentence examples for continually sold from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Dannheisser considered her holdings "a living collection" and continually sold off and bought new works, often after pursuing them a great while.

But there's something unsettling about being continually sold something.

As a result, they continually sold out arenas across North America, in addition to developing a strong following overseas.

Apple stores continually sell out of the new tablet, and the wait to get one purchased online is still five weeks.

The transient nature of the city means the Raiders are a club that needs to continually sell without a rusted-on base.

Local officials have been continually selling land in a completely unsystematic way," leading both to more income and to very uneven distribution, with farmers rarely getting anything near the value of their land, he said.

At Harvard in 2006 and at Columbia as an assistant for the three years before that, he was continually selling a philosophy: come to our college and you'll be a true student-athlete, Ryan would say.

Mr. Hammond sees this as "an era of bubbles" and advises staying well diversified, continually selling anything that rallies far and fast and buying what has been largely shunned.

An exchange-traded fund is a cross between a closed-end fund (with a fixed number of shares outstanding) and an open end (whose sponsor continually sells shares to newcomers while cashing out departing customers).

If they can keep making lots of money from us by continually selling us junk, they have no motive to sell us anything else.

"It's no secret that Obamacare hasn't lived up to the hype: All across the country premiums have spiked, millions have lost their insurance and their doctors, and, what's worse, we're continually being sold a bundle of lies about how great Obamacare has been for our generation!" reads an invitation to the fair.