Sentence examples similar to record sell off from inspiring English sources
In 2006, the auction house Acker Merrall & Condit broke records selling off thirty-five million dollars' worth of his wines.
Virgin Records (sold off in 1992 for $989 million) didn't turn a profit for more than a dozen years; Virgin Atlantic took five years to climb into the black.
The record sell-off last week shows that some don't want to be left holding these bonds at all.
Soaring beef prices are being blamed on years of drought throughout the western and southern U.S. The dry weather has driven up the price of feed such as corn and hay to record highs, forcing many ranchers to sell off their cattle.
"The MoD has a poor track record on selling off land for homes and this again exposes how the Tories are simply paying lip service to the urgent need to address the housing crisis".
Stocks, which have recently climbed to fresh record highs, sold off after the report.
@KirstieMAllsopp For the record, before more idiots dive in & tell me TVC sell off is my fault!
They sell off businesses.
In such circumstances, bonds may sell off.
Will Daimler sell off Chrysler?
