Sentence examples for sold for all from inspiring English sources

"People felt like I'd stepped away from the perception I'd sold for all the years I'd been doing this," he said.

Tickets are sold for all plays, ready or not.

The Mavericks sold more tickets for this season, before it had even started, than they sold for all of last season.

"Apple told us when they sold one million iPads," he said, "and Apple breaks out every quarter how many are sold for all of their products".

If the current rate holds, 5.25 million homes will sell this year, which would beat the record 5.21 million sold for all of 1999.

The demonstration race that Mr. Simes and Mr. Green want to bring to the Kingsbridge Armory would feature six nights of events on a temporary track, with tickets sold for all or part of the competition.

The nation's 1000 top artists are employed at the celebrated Mansudae Art Studio, which is dedicated to creating patriotic artworks both at home and abroad, and are sold for all-important foreign currency.

Because they'd kill you very well And all your gold they'll certainly sell For all these reasons stay away.

I recently read a wonderful little book, Dan Pink's To Sell Is Human, that reinforced these positive ideas I've had about selling for all these years.

Adjunct beers, as they were known, actually sold for a higher price than all-malt beers.

Players like Fellaini, Anichebe and Jelavic have all been sold for a pretty penny, too.