Sentence examples similar to getting sell out from inspiring English sources

(Cornel West was the lone holdout). Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn)., who had starred in an America Rising video that aimed to show Democrats that they were getting sold out, voted for the platform and praised its "significant accomplishments that move our party firmly toward justice, fairness, and inclusion". What were they?

The story of Spartacus reverses the Jesus myth: instead of getting sold out by his followers and dying a terrible death on the cross, Spartacus is protected by his troops, who are prepared to endure crucifixion rather than reveal the leader hidden in their ranks.

"How am I supposed to convince these part-timers who move into this position to pay their union dues when they're sitting here getting sold out?" Binder asked.

"He creates this little pocket of safety," Aniston told The New York Times in 2011, "a haven where you know you're not getting sold out by the waiter, a patron or the valet guy".

I think there's growing support for this team – it's the biggest thing in and around the city and we're getting sell-out crowds even though we're near the bottom.

The campaigns I was involved in where we came close, you're getting sell-out matches in the Millennium Stadium.

"You get off to a good start and the Welsh public will come out and support you," says Giggs. "The campaigns I was involved in when we came close, we were getting sell-outs in the Millennium Stadium.

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".

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