Sentence examples for sold out war from inspiring English sources

It was the last night of Ring of Honor's sold out "War of the Worlds," an international tour bringing Japanese stars together with their American counterparts.

The power struggle between Tom Hicks and George Gillett at Liverpool is turning the club into a laughing stock, according to David Moores, the former chairman who sold out to the warring American co-owners early last year.

His boss The New York Times -- reprimanded Hedges for standing up for peace because they had sold out and backed the war.

Its popularity waxed and waned: concerts sold out during the second world war, but after that the group started to seem old-fashioned.After a harsh review in the early 1960s the society decided on a radical change.

Sound&Fury's pitch black staging of Christopher Logue's War Music sold out, and the company went on to produce a 70-minute adaptation of Moby Dick in a blacked-out theatre.

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A 10 a.m. trolley tour of prominent battle locations (led by Jeff Richman, the cemetery's historian, and Barnet Schecter, who has written extensively on the Revolutionary and Civil Wars) is sold out, but space may become available on Sunday.

Overextended, and vulnerable to price wars, Burr sold out to Continental in February 1987 for $175 million.

In 1906, when the Ministry of Communications in Tokyo issued a series of Russo-Japanese War postcards, they sold out quickly.

Many of the War Tour shows sold out on the American leg.

Preparing a dubbed version for German release, the studio suggested he change the Nazi spy to a Polish prisoner of war who had sold out to the Nazis.