Sentence examples for sold swiftly from inspiring English sources

At Gucci, Tom Ford created loose-fitting logo-print trousers and jackets that probably would have sold swiftly at Dapper Dan's Boutique in the nineteen-eighties.

Montana set a quota of 220 wolves to be killed, or 25 percent of the state's total population; the hunting tags sold swiftly, which some attributed to pent-up rage among the ranchers.

Gola -- which began 101 years ago, selling soccer shoes -- introduced the Luxe ballet flat for women this season ($70, in black, white and gold) and it has sold swiftly.

By all accounts, the handset sold swiftly, with the company calling it its "most success" launch to date.

Match tickets have been selling swiftly, but a taste of the football is still possible.

Germany, the largest exporter in Europe, is also unenthusiastic, fearing retaliation against its cars, chemicals and industrial machinery, which are still selling swiftly in fast-growing Asia.

And, lately, "Keep the Imam in America" shirts have been selling swiftly at $8 each, near cans of olive oil and vats of Middle Eastern spices outside the mosque.

Real estate agent Cheryl Relstab says homes in Nevada City are selling swiftly and commissions have never been so fat.

That's a great deal for companies that are already proven moneymakers, like Hunt A Killer, a murder mystery game subscription box that had raised $10,000 and was selling swiftly.

Though the Galaxy S4 is indeed selling swiftly, reinforcing Samsung's dominance of the worldwide smartphone market, Jordan Crook noted after it hit 6 million units shipped that the iPhone is still technically a faster selling phone than any of Samsung's Galaxy models.

Tickets, which will raise money for The Prince's Trust, sold out swiftly but the event will also be broadcast on ITV1 at a later date.