Sentence examples for sales fizzled from inspiring English sources
Yet sales fizzled, totalling just ten thousand, according to a knowledgeable publishing source.
Meanwhile, the $13 million musical "Catch Me if You Can" — which had been one of the most anticipated of the spring — is now set to close on Sunday after ticket sales fizzled this summer, a result of mixed reviews and weak word of mouth.
Update: The pace of sales fizzled out later in the day.
After $1 million in 1986 revenues, Jolt sales fizzled 44% the next year as publicity faded and big cola bottlers didn't carry the product.
When it introduced the Escalade in 1999, the rollout emerged with the usual pyrotechnics that accompany any new model release, but sales fizzled.
As the older model's sales fizzle, so the younger one can take up the slack.
When Tebow arrived in New York, new No. 15 Jets jerseys sold well initially, said Ira Mayer, a licensing expert, but sales have fizzled lately.
In the last year, as subscription and ad sales forecasts fizzled and financing dried up, more than a dozen online magazines have gone back to tap old media, including radio and print, to draw audiences -- and advertisers -- at least until the Web delivers on its promise.
"In the meantime, Polaroid has limited cash-generation opportunities, especially as core instant-product sales have fizzled, the outlook for Opal and Onyx [the firm's new instant digital-printing products] remains uncertain and little more can be squeezed from the cost side than already projected," Rosenzweig notes.
