Sentence examples for getting liquidated from inspiring English sources

Originally seen as Fitbit's biggest foe, the company is now getting liquidated. .

And while getting liquidated on our your couch before going isn't the greatest habit to cultivate, it's still cheaper than doing the same damage with a bar tab.

Wait a minute — what happened to boat No. 3? "Boat No. 3 got liquidated," Fortenbaugh said.

This is where we get liquidated for sure.' " But the two investment bankers, Dana D. Messina and Kyle R. Kirkland, changed Selmer Industries' name to Steinway Musical Instruments.

Genuine economic growth will only return if relative prices can adjust, malinvestment gets liquidated, and a correction is allowed to occur.

But they're limited and they get liquidated and the people who made the mistakes suffer.

But should the unthinkable happen and the present club get liquidated, then Mclachlan said they are prepared to take on a new club lock stock and barrel.

Consider that traditionally, funds and companies have experienced liquidity events either when they get acquired or sold or go public (or get liquidated).

That is, until someone gets liquidated.

Chrysler, which was in such horrid shape last fall that the government was ready to let it liquidate, gets another chance.

And if you get a 20% inflation rate, how much debt have you liquidated?