Sentence examples for resold through from inspiring English sources

Within five years, a majority of the interest would be resold through a series of public stock offerings.

He said his company had rejected the idea of barring sales because the tickets would have been resold through Craigslist or other sites in any case.

And while a small percentage of those archival images can be repurposed and resold — through licensing for nostalgic ads, books or online — most cannot, since old news, even if it's photographic, is old news.

According to Inform, a vast majority of the collected phones were resold through companies like ReCellular to raise money for charity, with about 40,000 going to victims of domestic violence.

For example, prices before 1950 are based only on paintings later resold through Christie's or Sotheby's.

For example, prices before 1950 are based only on paintings that were later resold through Christie's or Sotheby's.

He had just resold it, through eBay.

The suit alleges that Marlborough in London grossly underpaid Bacon for his works and then resold them through its Liechtenstein branch at much higher prices.

Last year 43 million vehicles were resold, 31 million through dealers and the rest through private sales.

The company originally cleaned up pieces, placed R.F.I.D. tags under seats and tabletops and resold the goods through its retail stores in Finland, where buyers could scan the tags with their Nokia phones for information about each object's design history.

Paperless tickets bought through Ticketmaster may be resold, for example, only through its own resale Web site, which often prohibits sales below face value, sets maximum sale prices and charges a fee for transfers.