At the outdoor markets in France, most vegetable merchants customarily sell beets already cooked, as a convenience to shoppers.
But in any event, each new blockbuster customarily sells more copies than the blockbuster before it, thanks to the growing number of stores selling blockbusters at steep discounts.
Starting this week, tickets for both matinee and evening performances will go on sale as soon as the booth opens; matinee tickets have customarily been sold first, with evening tickets sold from 3 p.m. onward.
The city's hotels and rental cars are sold out during this annual event, restaurants are booked solid and even Rosenblatt Stadium, where on this weekend Mr. Buffett customarily throws out the opening pitch at the Omaha Spikes baseball game, turns spectators away.
Organizers of the festival, which runs from April 25 to 27 and customarily draws as many as 60,000 people a day, said before the Prince announcement that they were not concerned that it had not yet sold out.
Sell: All harvested wood will be sold.
But much more important than "chandelier bidding" is the fact that American auction houses customarily do not guarantee the authenticity of what they sell.
Customarily, art dealers are bound to stand behind what they sell, and the Wises refunded the gallery that had bought the Georgian Bay painting.
The chardonnay is customarily so popular that what is left of the original 530 cases will probably sell quickly.
Last week, with no more complimentary tickets to give away to theater critics and other media (as is customarily done before and soon after opening night), the "Follies" producers were able to sell their best orchestra seats at full price.
