Sentence examples for firmly sold from inspiring English sources
The usual policy with first offenders being to scare them & turn them loose, she was released, but not before the bond committee of the store had gently but firmly sold her a thousand-dollar bond.
As Microsoft moves more firmly into selling its own PC and tablet hardware (and I'll be phones, too, one of these days), it has a chance to get more of this right.
Models that are in high demand or that are sold firmly at MSRP Saturnn, Scion) will not fetch lower selling prices through this kind of negotiation.[8].
She "politely but very firmly refused to sell," according to an article in The New York Times.
They say he firmly believed that selling power to big customers could be profitable, but he lacked skill in carrying out his ideas.
She firmly believed that she had "sold high".
She has sold homes in Texas, Oregon and California, and is firmly in the get-an-agent camp — with a caveat.
At Rona's annual meeting in May, Jean Gaulin, its chairman, firmly rejected any notion that the company would be sold.
The book sold 200,000 copies within a year of publication, and firmly established Mitford as a best-selling author.
"We believe firmly that broadcasting and selling legal cockfighting over the Internet is not a crime," said David O. Markus, a lawyer for the company, Advanced Consulting and Marketing, which runs the site www.toughsportslive.com.com
Artland's business model is thus firmly attached to galleries — selling a subscription service for which they also get to showcase the works they have for sale in their galleries on its platform (to sweeten the deal, it says it only starts charging the monthly fee after a gallery sells their first work).
