Sentence examples for of ever selling from inspiring English sources

I have no intention of ever selling.

Businesses unexpectedly reduced wholesale inventories in August to the lowest percentage of sales ever, selling from stockpiles to meet demand, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.

Further, 21.5% of participants reported ever selling sex to another man, with only 31.1% of them reporting consistent condom use in the past 6 months.

Gill is far from the only outsider artist to live a lifetime of art without ever selling her work.

The careful balancing act pulled off by festival promoter Goldenvoice of trading up and cashing in – with more tickets sold, more plentiful branded tie-ins, sheer economy of scale – without ever selling out.

"I think that they will try to fill it with lemons, with minor measures," he added, noting that over the years Italian governments have promised to sell off state assets in dozens of austerity packages "without ever selling a thing".

"Of course, I'm not ever selling it," Mom said to her boys.

Pablo Picasso's Les Femmes d'Alger (Version 'O') realized $179,365,000, a #worldauctionrecord for any work of art ever sold at auction Those of us baffled by that astronomical price tag might be surprised to learn that he's probably right – and that the rising price of art can tell us about global inequality.

The Connoisseur's Vision collection, sold in a four-part auction starting in autumn 2009 and culminating in the record-breaking sale of the Patek Philippe for $5.7 million last spring, achieved a total of $19 million, making it the most valuable private collection of wristwatches ever sold at auction.

Despite the prolonged worldwide economic downturn, last year saw the highest number of Ferraris ever sold, more than 7,300, with the company reporting record revenue of $3.3 billion and a net profit of about $325 million.

The Warhol record came just a day after the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction went for $142.4m to conclude six minutes of feverish bidding at Christie's.