Sentence examples for effects were sold from inspiring English sources

When her father retired to Bath and most of the Steventon household effects were sold, a set of theatrical scenery flats was included in the auction.

Christie's auction house generated more than $13 million when many of her personal effects were sold in New York in 1999.

Every Twitter user has, in effect, been sold a digital Mogwai minus the instruction sheet.

Since these firms in effect are selling to themselves, only a small proportion of electricity is traded on the open market.

The lawyers on each side will, in effect, be selling a story as they try to convince the 12 jurors not just about guilt or innocence, but ultimately about which of the two people at the center of the case to believe or disbelieve.

[A1.] Report Details Opposition to Tests A House committee report describes how the Bush administration worked with the chemical industry to undermine a European plan that would require all manufacturers to test industrial chemicals for their effect on public health before they were sold in Europe.

A report released by a House committee on Thursday describes how the Bush administration worked with the United States chemical industry to undermine a European plan that would require all manufacturers to test industrial chemicals for their effect on public health before they were sold in Europe.

The main problem drugs are heroin and, as of last year, synthetic cannabinoids, new drugs with psychoactive effects, which are sold legally in so-called spice shops.

Apple's comprehensive offering for enterprise has yet to launch officially, at least via formal announcement from Apple and IBM, but a new website detailing AppleCare for Enterprise suggests it may already be in effect or being sold to actual organizations.

Presumably, it would have no psychoactive effect and was being sold on the grey market to treat androgenic alopecia [a common hair loss condition].

It is far worse when the sellers were, in effect, simultaneously shorting the stuff they were selling, or making similar bets.