Sentence examples for highly sellable from inspiring English sources

Warner really can't lose and nobody knows it more than Cricket Australia, for whom he'll remain a highly sellable star for the foreseeable future.

Zurich itself is, appropriately enough, home to one of the world's biggest art dealers, Hauser and Wirth, which is – naturally – marking the centenary with an exhibition of highly sellable dada masterpieces.

It will not have escaped his notice that alongside the feathers and pearls and clown make-up there were highly sellable pieces, of the kind he is used to seeing on the Gucci catwalk: sleek tailored coats and pin-sharp trousersuits in cream and moss green, slinky silk jersey dresses with gently asymmetric seams.

For a brand such as Margiela, which might be well known in fashion circles but is hardly mainstream, it is a fantastic opportunity to reach a wider audience, while for the H&M customer, these ranges have become both collectible and highly sellable, at inflated prices, on eBay.

Inga, meanwhile, is mourning not only her father but her husband, too, a famous writer called Max; his death has pushed up, like so many mushrooms, not only a sharp-toothed biographer, but a mistress, a salivating magazine journalist and a cache of highly sellable letters.

What police have seen, he said, is a change in the profile of victims as thieves become less likely to steal cash and more likely to steal phones which are "highly sellable on the second-hand market".

Cigarette pants, shift dresses with hourglass detailing and grid-patterned fine gauge knits were refreshing and, above all, extremely sellable.

Are the bricks sellable?

No sellable works, just disruption.

(Gladstone will hold on to the sellable work).

So, for example, a house sellable at £450,000 then is now sellable at £340,000.