Sentence examples for not get sold from inspiring English sources

Warnock hopes the squad does not get sold off cheaply, although he expects plenty of interest in his players - with striker Moses the main attraction.

Wine can sit and age for months or years, but if it does not get sold on time at a certain price, all the efforts that went into it are without reward.

There was a guy who, in 1995, set off to send lime to Wanmang, but it did not get sold, and then he sent the lime to Ruanjiang (where the lime was not sold either), and finally to Hanshou where still nobody was interested in buying the lime.

The part of Nokia that did not get sold off to Microsoft launched the N1, a iPad-Mini-sized tablet, with a 7.9-inch screen, running Android Lollipop OS.

Today at the Slush conference in Helsinki, home-town hero Nokia — the part of the business that did not get sold off to Microsoft, that is — has revealed its first device: the N1, a iPad-like small tablet with an aluminum shell, a 7.9-inch screen and the Android Lollipop OS.

Today at the Slush conference in Helsinki, home-town hero Nokia — the part of the business that did not get sold off to Microsoft, that is — has revealed its first device: the N1, a iPad-like small tablet with an aluminum shell, a 7.9-inch screen and the Android Lollipop OS.

"This is still not a situation where houses are coming on the market and not getting sold right away," said Dorothy Waxman, the manager of the Century 21 Laffey-Sandsport agency in Port Washington.

Armstrong: TechCrunch is not getting sold off.

"TechCrunch is not getting sold off," he said.

"He creates this little pocket of safety," Aniston told The New York Times in 2011, "a haven where you know you're not getting sold out by the waiter, a patron or the valet guy".

Chickens don't get sold whole; exporters have to optimise the "break-up value" of their fowl.