"on sold" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
Perhaps you meant "sold on," which means to be convinced or persuaded by something. Here is an example sentence using "sold on" correctly: "I was initially hesitant about trying sushi, but after one bite, I was sold on it."
Data on sold house prices provided by Land Registry/Registers of Scotland.
But if a Facebook game was going on for many years, and I knew that people who invested their money in virtual goods later on sold them back for 10 times their money?
Although the band drew attention by touring with then-labelmate Billy Ray Cyrus, Rave On!! sold poorly and failed to produce a successful single among its three releases: "Honky Tonk Walkin' ," "Blue Moon of Kentucky" and "Dixie Fried," the latter two being covers of Bill Monroe and Carl Perkins, respectively.
Lord Denning's subsequent report into what had gone on sold well.
Yeah, not quite strutting your stuff on sold out stadium tours, is it?
The editorial staff was reminded that the money, unlike the receipts on sold books, went straight to Amazon's bottom line.
On the other hand, every add-on sold by Microsoft and stand-alone player sold is exclusively meant to play HD DVD content and not video games.
The add-on sold 2.7 million units by the end of 1994 and was officially discontinued in 1996.
Though only 50,000 units were available at launch due to production issues, the add-on sold over 200,000 units by the end of 1992.
Snap-on sells tools exclusively through its dealers.
He on-sold the water to townspeople, though the mill had priority over river water; this was a particular problem during droughts when the Liffey slowed to a trickle.
