Sentence examples for mean has sold from inspiring English sources

As of November 2014, "Mean" has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States.

Does this mean Al has "sold out?" Quite the contrary; it means that he understands the intersections of business, the environment and technology, all keys to America's (and for that matter the world's) long-term future.

The deal with Goldman means El Paso has sold or is under contract to sell $2.2 billion worth of assets, about 63percentt of the $3.4 billion in assets it has designated for sale this year.

That means it has sold a hundred and forty million more products than it would have otherwise, transferring more of its accounts from that forty-one-dollar low end toward the thousand-dollar high end.

The deal means Westbrook has sold an estate it bought nine months earlier for an estimated £20m to a relatively small housing group that says it is committed to delivering low-cost rented homes to Londoners on low to middle incomes.

Altogether, that means Apple has sold more than 10 million Apple TV units over the years, making it one of the most popular streaming devices out there.

Conservatively assuming at least £200 million, this means Grapeshot has sold for at least $280 million; but the source said it would be safe to assume a higher multiple, so I'm now thinking it was for between $300 million and $400 million.

"This doesn't mean that Obama has sold his alternative, only that he has an opening to make his case".

The deal means the company has sold $1.1 billion worth of international assets in the first half of 2000.

However strong the book, Penguin's meek capitulation means that it has sold its most cherished brand down the river - or, perhaps, the Manchester Ship Canal.

Does Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm mean that Star Wars has sold out?