Sentence examples for managing to sell from inspiring English sources
Big banks in Italy and Spain are managing to sell long-term bonds.
They may interpret it as a sign that the company is managing to sell a substantial number of cars soon after they come off the production line.
He later acquired just that model, then going for $250 ,and 150 others besides, managing to sell them just before a boom in old fountain pens made the collection immensely valuable.
With the playoffs upon them, the A's are finally managing to sell out the yard, which happened only six times during the regular season, three games of which were populated largely by Giants fans for an interleague matchup.
Those supermarkets that are still managing to sell the stuff have been charging in the range of 10,000 won (nearly $9) per head; many others have been forced to go headless, their cabbage-shelves bare.
In early May NCB was managing to sell its bonds to some gullible investors at a yield of 2.35%; in the secondary market these yields were anything up to five percentage points higher, reflecting utter lack of enthusiasm for NCB.
Even those whose identity eludes us managed to sell.
Immediately after, an Andy Warhol managed to sell against the odds.
He has just managed to sell five cups.
"We managed to sell assets at compelling prices.
