Sentence examples for sold space from inspiring English sources

Publishers, in print and online, have long sold space to advertisers based on the perceived value of the publisher's audience.

The authority has sold space on the backs of cards intermittently since 1995, beginning with a campaign promoting an Anita Baker album.

Last week, private sleuths won a quiet battle for openness at Area 51 -- at least on what can be seen from the sky -- as commercial rivals sold space photos of it.

NanoRacks has also sold space to a single school, Valley Christian High School in San Jose, Calif., which conducted a 30-day experiment in February looking at how basil, marigolds and Wisconsin fast plants, a relative of broccoli bred for classroom use, behaved in microgravity.

This is the first time that the AP has sold space on its Twitter service, although Samsung has a track record of investing in the Twitter platform to promte itself.

He was inspired by the "Million Dollar Homepage" from 2005, which sold space for one dollar per pixel.

The hospital, a fixture in Southwest Yonkers since 1888, sold spaces on the board to local businesses and organizations.

"We sell space," says Carlos.

This creates both selling space and performing space, since the steps can be used as seating.

Book chains sell space on the tables at the front of their stores.

Why? Mainly, he said, because of Beijing's drive to sell space technologies.