Sentence examples for sell off something from inspiring English sources
WHEN both bonds and equities sell off, something interesting is going on.
Under the Barnes legacy, the paintings cannot be sold off -- something Ms. Camp says would never be considered in any case.
Latin-American bonds sell off.
Weill looks for assets to sell off.
Titan's view is that Moonves is likely to sell off CBS Outdoor — something the proposed contract allows it to do without penalty — and that the company has underperformed over the years, in part by setting rates too low, which is why Titan claims to have won nearly 20 transit ad contracts from CBS.
This is a tax on the profit when something is sold off and that asset has increased in value since it was bought.
So there's an outline of a way forward to which the GLA under Boris Johnson and the boroughs could agree to subscribe if all concerned thought it a good way of replacing council homes sold off with something close to "like for like" and gaining as much again for London in shared ownership.
And international was kind of an afterthought — we can sell off those rights or do something else.
He doesn't want to be seen as part of popular culture, something which can be packaged and sold off.
It passed a law forcing him to sell off some of his television interests, something Berlusconi fiercely resisted.
