Sentence examples for practically sold from inspiring English sources
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief, said the iPad Mini was "practically sold out".
"We set a new launch weekend record and practically sold out of iPad Minis.
Probably not.' But the dullest volumes of the Left Book Club practically sold themselves to an eager, waiting audience.
A new airline, WOW, has been created and tourism is booming too, with hotel accommodation for this coming July and August practically sold out.
Peter Schneider, the co-producer of "The Lion King," said the Pride Rock Project was less about developing audiences than about doing a good deed, because the musical is practically sold out through next year.
Or, wait a couple of days, and it'll be gone altogether, as was the case with a purple and white leopard-print dress with wide side pockets ($24.80) that was Ace's favorite, the only piece she could be persuaded to try on, but was practically sold out two days later.
New iPads and iPhones practically sell themselves.
While apartments over $10 million in New York are practically selling themselves -- often to out-of-towners like the Russians, the Chinese and the Brazilians -- some apartments below that level need a little more publicity.
When Corning tested its silver ion-infused glass, Lahiri said, the amount of bacteria on its surface was reduced by 99.9percentnt — a number so neat that it practically sells itself.
If you tell them instead that it's a place with an adorably porcine theme in the West Village where Jay-Z has been spotted, or, in the case of Spike Hill, that it's a cozy new tavern with dark wood and good beer in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the meal practically sells itself.
My smart cousin Marsha, who happens to be a real-estate agent, told my wife and I that with "neat piles" of stuff to avoid the deadly appearance of clutter, and a repainting of the garage, the house would practically sell itself.
