Sentence examples for sad sales from inspiring English sources

Sad sales numbers don't lie.

It was one of the last examples or purely hermetic Cubism that Picasso painted, though both he and Braque moved from there into synthetic Cubism, led by Juan Gris, as the final example of the space-time continuum that the original Cubism had led to - or so Kahnweiler said a quarter of a century later, after the sad picture sale.

Somehow all this googling led me to this Flickr, belonging to Jimmy Tyler, which looks like a sad yard sale of shit he's selling.

A few years earlier Mr. Rush had come across Carver's "Why Don't You Dance?" The story, all of 1,600 words, describes not much more than a man sitting on his lawn among his effects, selling them off in the world's saddest yard sale.

Some industry analysts express confidence that as Hostess sells off its assets in this saddest of bake sales, an iconic treat like the Twinkie will be snatched up by a savvy opportunist — perhaps one who might resume production using a novel application for the famously indestructible Twinkie (a loofah sponge you can eat!).

If confirmation was needed that major paintings by great masters of the European past are vanishing, Sotheby's sale provided sad evidence to that effect.

Ignore the sad, limp imitations on sale at French petrol stations (I can't speak for this McDo version, however) and make your own instead: it's hardly complicated.

Bronfman calls the sale "a sad time" but says he's refrained from reading the numerous books about the episode.

The frowning face imagery also resembles the logo on a Sad Boys hat for sale on their website.

The retail tycoon described himself as "happy-sad" at the sale to an investment consortium.

However, their tentative embrace of e-selling is an important first step in the eventual move to online sales and the sad decline of the authorized reseller.