Sentence examples for gets sold out from inspiring English sources

"But almost everything gets sold out, because a lot of the venues are very intimate.

"But there comes a point when the inventory gets sold out, then they take their money and allocate it to different programmes: prime time, day time or sports.

He'd like to go to the theatre more often, but he's out of touch, he says, and "everything gets sold out so far in advance, I can't book tickets because I never know where I'll be".

"I told a priest recently, 'When your rectory gets sold out from underneath you and you are living in the street, maybe you will understand this is for real.' " Parishioners have proposed selling the oldest church in Alberta to raise $2 million for legal costs and settlements faced by the United Church of Canada.

I told a priest recently, 'When your rectory gets sold out from underneath you and you are living in the street, maybe you will understand this is for real".' DUNCAN D. WALLACE, Anglican bishop, on abuse lawsuits in Canada filed by Indians against church-run boarding schools.

In in these scenarios, group organizers often have to play the role of the "bad guy," awkwardly having to remind people to pay them back for the money they fronted, or wasting time trying to collect everyone's share while the item – maybe awesome front-row tickets to a favorite band – gets sold out.

We got sold out".

"We got sold out; the banks got bailed out".

At the afternoon protest at Madison Square Park, protesters chanted, "Banks got bailed out, students got sold out".

The marchers continued south, chanting "Banks got bailed out, we got sold out," and "We are the 99 percent".

Asked why we got sold out, while the 1% got bailed out.