Sentence examples for essentially sold from inspiring English sources

For a time, it utterly dominated that business as a company that essentially sold software.

Despite those elements — or, more likely, because of them — the run was essentially sold out.

"We are essentially sold out at retail," Mr. Fils-Aime said.

A. We just put out our '08, and it essentially sold out.

The first Starbucks essentially sold beans and gear when it opened in Seattle in 1971.

Despite those elements—or, more likely, because of them the run was essentially sold out.

He made $250,000 to $300,000 a year, essentially "selling my soul to get my guy on a horse".

Studios could essentially sell contracts on their movies' grosses into the open market, and pocket the proceeds.

Angulo agreed, essentially selling his opponent a one-pound indulgence for a supplementary fee of a hundred thousand dollars.

Under the proposal, the city would essentially sell the right to build bigger towers, especially near Grand Central Terminal and along Park Avenue.

The idea is that a page builds an audience, then essentially sells that audience to someone else.