Sentence examples for technically sold from inspiring English sources

I don't know if the place was technically sold out — can a church sell out?

The show is technically sold out but hundreds of seats have gone to people who have helped or supported us in one way or another.

This means the company could have technically sold shares for more and raised more money.

The top-of-the-line Oculus virtual reality experience could run you thousands, including a PC that can run it and a hard-to-find developer kit, which is technically sold out, that will keep you trolling on Craigslist for weeks, like I did until I found mine.

Gregory Lepesqueux, legal counsel at Uefa, told Sudouest.fr that the fact Viagogo took a commission on tickets sold between fans meant it was technically selling tickets.

Yet, since software companies don't technically sell their products, they "lease" them, they are not liable.

Even if you aren't technically selling some thing, you are selling something.

After all, the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is technically selling something, whether it's the promise of a life imbued with meaning or merely a sense of belonging.

Technically, Blackstone sold units in a partnership, which conferred many fewer rights.

Christmas club businesses are not currently supervised by the Financial Services Authority because technically they sell products, rather than hold money deposits.

Technically, the phone is sold "unlocked," meaning that you don't have to use T-Mobile; if you like, you can insert the little account card from an AT&T phone or, when you're traveling, from an overseas cell carrier.