Sentence examples for overnight selling from inspiring English sources
Then, she writes, "the 1967 riots happened," white families moved out overnight, selling their beautiful Tudors and colonials for peanuts," and "less-fortunate kids" moved in from the Central Ward.
The Dow industrials opened lower on Monday after an overnight sell-off in Asia, but the blue-chip index abruptly recovered after a report on manufacturing activity came in better than expected.
"The uptick in jobless claims which was fairly severe and the amount of receiving in interest swaps ended most of the overnight sell-off in the bond market," said Tom di Galoma, head of United States rates trading at Guggenheim Securities.
Seventeen was an overnight success, selling 400,000 copies of its first issue, and for many years it carried more advertising than any other women's magazine.
The young Harlan Ellison, who went on to march beside Martin Luther King and allegedly slept with more than 300 women in the heyday of his literary superstardom, survived the early years of his career in New York by writing short stories overnight and selling them the next day to cover food and rent.
Is this simply a long awaited correction that allowed some brave souls a great buying opportunity because overnight panic selling pushed the markets further than it should have gone?
The Web investors were not interested in one that was not going to get 50 million users overnight and sell ads.
America's biggest savings and loan company, Washington Mutual – or WaMu – is seized by federal regulators overnight and sold to JP Morgan for $1.9bn in a deal that sends shockwaves through Wall Street and main street alike.
People become experts overnight, utterly sold on received wisdom gathered in haste.
News that Washington Mutual had been seized by U.S. regulators overnight and sold to JPMorgan Chase, and that Japans inflation rate remained stuck at a decade high, further darkened investor sentiment, pushing capital toward government bonds.
We all know that companies can reproduce competitive products or services overnight and sell them less expensively.
