Sentence examples for now resold from inspiring English sources

SBC transferred 770,000 lines to wholesale last quarter; in all, 11% of its 57 million phone lines are now resold by its competitors.

StorageNetworks, whose data storage services are now resold to businesses by management service providers, found out firsthand the benefits of outsourcing, says chairman Peter Bell.

Most of them had already been through official government foreclosure auctions and were now being resold by investors.

His purchase of the broadsheet Independent fitted into his model, but turned out to be a mistake, and it has now been resold; the two regional newspaper groups look more promising.

And with the device in short supply -- many Circuit City outlets say they are sold out -- unmodified i-Openers are now being resold on the eBay auction site, with bids exceeding $250.

Many of those cheap seats are now being resold for hundreds more, but fans will have another chance for list-price seats in Chicago, New York and Boston when additional shows go on sale on Monday.

The Labour MP Sharon Hodgson, co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group on ticket abuse, told the Observer: "It is dismaying to find that tickets to Adele's hotly anticipated tour are now being resold at significantly marked-up prices on secondary ticketing platforms.

With the addition of Pic-To-Sell to their app, tickets can now be resold directly from within the app.

Even the magnificent Dark Souls II is now being resold to you in a different box, with dragons in bits that didn't previously have dragons in.

"Clients who five years ago were not willing to allow a ticket to be resold now want a piece of it," Mr. Moriarty said.

Don't let on where you got it.' It's clear now: the ticket-seller resold the retained tickets and pocketed the money.