Sentence examples for sales count from inspiring English sources

It was around 2 10 p.m., and the sales count on a $99.99 leatherlike coat with a plush collar was up to 16,011.

Some of that marginal growth came from one album, Adele's "21" (XL/Columbia) which sold 5.82 million copies, the best one-year sales count for any album since Usher's "Confessions" sold 7.98 million copies in 2004.

And while it's true that record sales count for less than 1% of overall music consumption, what's interesting is that buying vinyl is no longer the preserve of 12-inch mad DJs – the biggest growth area for vinyl is actually in country music, a genre not normally associated with the extended DJ Headcrab remix.

Universal argues that it was simply the wording of Eminem's specific contract that resulted in them losing the case, and it's true that standard contracts have changed since the advent of iTunes and now clearly state that download sales count as sales.

Many analysts disagreed on what the initial sales count will mean for Apple going forward.

The brand's international sales count for 83% of its total revenue.

The studio will get a running start with about two-thirds of Rogue One's global ticket sales counting toward's next year's tally.

The Bookseller estimates that the UK print sales counted by Nielsen come from 55,000 authors, meaning that the 50 writers who accounted for 13% of the £1.49bn in sales represent less than 0.1%.

So all of Maison Bouygues's sales counted as part of the Bouygues group's overall turnover, all of its profits as part of the overall profits and so on.

As demonstrated in Table 3, lamb sales counted for 26%to73%3% of the total sales.

Juniper, which reported $251 million in annual sales, counts Cable & Wireless and UUnet as its customers.