Sentence examples for have always sold from inspiring English sources

But her wares have always sold out, so far.

"They have always sold well for us, even in wintery weeks," says Madelaine Evans, buying director at Topshop.

While the Oz books have always sold fairly well, Baum's reputation went steadily downhill after his death in 1919.

While truck farmers (called market gardeners here) have always sold directly to the consumer in France, longtime planting habits have resulted in less variety, at least outside Paris.

The Arizona Diamondbacks have always sold 300 game-day tickets for $1 and also offer 7,500 more seats for $6.

There is none of the clarity of iTunes in its early years, when the price of music tracks was fixed at 99 cents.Publishers point out that books have always sold for a wide variety of different prices.

"I've always sold big.

This tour has always sold out so sign up early!

Class of 2007 — Paul Newman has always sold salad dressing.

But murder has always sold, and McDade was one of the great historians of its salesmen.

To be fair to Laithwaites, it has always sold some good wines, especially from France and Spain.