Sentence examples for liquidated that from inspiring English sources

Rangers' recent history has been fraught with controversy since they entered administration in February 2012, before being liquidated that year.

However, here, they have inventory that's not easily liquidated that they've decided to put under "long-term inventory".

And so I think what happened is in the last four months of 2008 they literally it was estimated as a trillion dollars these leveraged debt funds were liquidated, that they dumped about nine trillion bonds.

When they leave, the partners can opt to liquidate that equity.

Trying to liquidate that balance sheet quickly could lead to panic across the financial system.

If the debtor does liquidate, that will include the sale of Hostess's intellectual property, including trademarks like Twinkie.

His work is separate from that of James W. Giddens, who was appointed as the trustee of MF Global's main American brokerage unit and is responsible for liquidating that business and returning funds to customers.

"There's a high probability we'll be able to liquidate that earlier," he said at an impromptu news conference between afternoon visits to apartment complexes for senior citizens here and in nearby Orange.

But it was nothing like the rush to liquidate that some experts had feared.

The car stereo theft epidemic of the 1990s offers some lessons: change the value, or the ease with which thieves can liquidate that value, and make the stolen phone easier to recover and riskier to handle.

After Wedemeyer's visit, the U.S. packed up operations in Yan'an and liquidated everything that could not be transported aboard a C-47.