Sentence examples for expected to sell out from inspiring English sources

They are expected to sell out within minutes of going on sale.

Hurry, as tickets are expected to sell out (9-14 April; snowbombing.com).

The festival is expected to sell out, so tickets should be bought in advance.

He said yesterday that he expected to sell out in several hours.

Tickets for the show, which is expected to sell out quickly, can be bought over the phone, in person or from the Barbican's special ticket site hamlet.barbican.org.uk.uk

"West Side Story" sold out both shows last weekend, and is expected to sell out its final performances this weekend as well.

"Usually in October, any hotel in New York can expect to sell out".

"We're not putting out claims that we'll sell out tomorrow, but we expect to sell out before the season".

Alan Cohen, chairman of Finish Line, a 510-store chain, said: "We expect to sell out in a day or two.

And among the great soloists, he added, only Heifetz, Rubinstein and Horowitz could expect to sell out Carnegie Hall.

The team, a Yankees affiliate, expects to sell out a record 30 of its 76 regular-season games this year, according to the team president, Joe Ricciutti.