Sentence examples for presumably sold from inspiring English sources

Dismembered patrons presumably sold separately.

Many of the portraits ended up in American collections, presumably sold by Ms. Lani after she absconded with them.

Another is named, charmingly, "the ex", which looks like a dark-haired woman, presumably sold to scorned gun-owners to release their frustration.

A1 The Vanishing Light Poles Some 130 aluminum light poles have vanished from Baltimore's streets in the last several weeks, the authorities say, presumably sold for scrap metal.

Investors hoping for a rate cut presumably sold off some stock on Wednesday, but the market rebounded smartly on the next two days.

Why such an unsightly item — rightly referred to by Mother (Erin Dilly) as the ugliest thing in Christendom — should have been manufactured and presumably sold in the Midwest in 1940 is an incalculable mystery, but never mind.

Closing under-used offices, and presumably selling some off.

As for Stubblefield, she grudgingly allows him to hang around the hotel — he owns it, after all, and could presumably sell it or kick her and the children out — but she keeps her distance.

Moreover, investors armed with such information would presumably sell their shares before they reached their peaks, thereby preventing the extremes from being reached in the first place.The answer to this conundrum, which is at the heart of efficient market theory, is that valuation is not a useful guide to stockmarket direction over the short term.

If they sold the venture they would presumably sell the handset designs and R&D to the highest bidder.

In a market with an 8% cap rate, a collection of buildings yielding $80 million in operating income would presumably sell for $1 billion.