Sentence examples for finished selling from inspiring English sources

Two broadcast television networks have finished selling commercial time to advertisers before the start of the 2006-7 season.

A We just finished selling out 246 West 17th Street, and a project on the Bowery for the HK Organization, where we broke significant records.

Dr. Barry Glaser, a retired surgeon in Philadelphia who maintained a private golf museum at his home, is nearly finished selling his collection through Heritage Auctions in Dallas.

"The qualities of the hard-working Salvadoran of the 1970's is being lost," said Mr. Galea, who had just finished selling a one-way ticket to Houston.

While most girls have finished selling by now, Ayazhia says these last weeks of the national drive are actually the time to clean up.

She had just finished selling to her clients on a dozen buses headed north from the corner of Ninth Avenue and 45th Street.

Here, according to Hollywood protocol, is how to make a film that sinks without trace: first, take an unknown novel, long out of print, and get an obscure actor to turn it into a screenplay; then hire the same actor, who has no experience behind camera, as your director; finally, when the movie's eventually finished, sell it to a distribution company which promptly goes bankrupt.

But taxpayers could end up in the red if A.I.G.'s stock price falls before the Treasury can finish selling its shares.

Mr. Capoccia is trying to finish selling units at a Downtown Brooklyn condominium project, and is slowly moving ahead on applying for permits for an East Village project.

"About six or seven cemeteries in Westchester have very little money in their trust fund," Mr. Fishman said, "and once they finish selling grave sites, they'll be in tough shape to maintain themselves".

[C2.] Questions About CBS Sales Strategy As the television networks finish selling commercials ahead of the fall prime-time season, a dispute has erupted over whether CBS stuck to a strategy to sell only at higher rates than last season or cut rates to make sales, as the other networks did.