Sentence examples for started to be sold from inspiring English sources

Travel fraud is an age-old problem, but it has grown exponentially in scale since airline tickets, rooms and holidays started to be sold online.

That ended when the cost of sponsoring a show became too prohibitive for a single company and commercials started to be sold one at a time to a variety of advertisers.

At the same time, hotel-branded mattresses started to be sold in retail outlets like department stores, and high-end mattresses and other bedding in general had become such a market standard that overall sales soared, to about $6.8 billion last year.

Quorn – a fake meat made from mycoprotein – has been sold in Britain since 1985, but only in the past few years has it started to be sold in such a gallimaufry of versions, from vegetarian "ham" to nuggets, from fake turkey and stuffing to steak and gravy pies.

In the past two years, exoskeletons have started to be sold commercially but they are expensive.

Poppies have started to be sold earlier and earlier every year, especially since the UK entered wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, so the length of time that they're being sold on our streets is longer.

It is also starting to be sold commercially in some hand-held detectors.

Now, commercial growers are planting Bright Lights, and the multicolor chard is starting to be sold in New York.

But long before the tickets can start to be sold, the money has to be raised from investors.

A Caribbean revolution By December 2015, the island's tourism assets will start to be sold to the highest bidder – likely to be the US.

And it is only a matter of time before digital radio, outdoor and television commercials start to be sold this way too.