Sentence examples for full sold from inspiring English sources

The band released a DVD containing a full sold out concert held at the Brixton Academy in December 2004, a documentary, and music videos.

A full sell-out was never on the cards.

Last month, the Guardian reported that Burns was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

Earlier this year the Guardian reported that the Channel 4 chairman, Lord Burns, was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

In July, Ofcom said a full sell-off of Openreach was not necessary but ordered BT to give the division more independence by making it a legally separate company, although it would still sit within BT Group.

Yet Trump is in "full sell mode", seeking to woo and cajole, even inviting his former presidential nomination rival, Ted Cruz, to dinner and conservative House members for pizza and bowling at the White House.

As laid out by Fiat executives, today's deal signaled an effort to find a middle path between a full sell-off of the auto business and complete independence.

With non-subscriber ticket sales added, attendance ranges from about 70% of capacity for some classical concerts to full sell-outs for some Pops nights.

Then, once it is full sell it ALL TOGETHER!

When your bucket is full sell them for more jellybeans, trophies and laff points!

A full bag, sold to a recycler, could fetch about 40 cents.