Sentence examples for sold meaning from inspiring English sources
Locog says 2.1m of the 2.5m tickets have sold, meaning another 400,000 should be available.
Those notices can arrive well before a building is actually sold, meaning the 90-day clock started much earlier.
No new shares are being sold, meaning the proceeds after flotation costs will go to existing shareholders.
As it happens, the Bridgehampton house has been sold — meaning that this year's show, "Creature From the Blue Lagoon," is the last in the space.
To date some 920,000 match tickets have been sold, meaning Canada 2015 is well on course to exceed the 1.2m record total registered during USA 1999.
Most estate agents earn commission on top of their salary which is based on a percentage of the value of the properties they have sold, meaning they have a vested interest in demanding a high price.
The more companies compete to sell "meaning" as well as mere products, the better family companies will do.The nature of the firmThe most intriguing challenge posed by the enduring success of the family company is to one of the building blocks of modern economics: the theory of the firm.
Meanwhile, aristocrats who once let museums show their treasures on long-term loan are more inclined to sell, meaning public money has to be found if they are to stay on view, as happened recently with The Procession to Calvary, a work by Bruegel put up for sale by Lord St Oswald.
Fortunately for him, everyone else seems to be selling, meaning good buys can be had.
And, IDEXX has a very compelling razor/razor blade model for the products it sells -- meaning its testing machines require consumable products that are sold only by IDEXX.
Market women, for example, have to build up capital over years to be able to buy more expensive items to sell, meaning that older (and thus longer-operating) women may be able to purchase different sets of goods than younger vendors (Clark 1994).
