Sentence examples for tentatively sold from inspiring English sources

HUMMER America's three-ton Quasimodo — a monster toasted by the masses before gas prices spiked and the mobs turned hostile — was tentatively sold by G.M. to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery, though the Chinese government hasn't approved the deal.

"It made inroads very tentatively selling only two that first year and then seemed to burst like wildfire," said Leslie Kendall, curator of the Petersen Automotive Museum.

I could see a scenario where someone unfamiliar with the drug trade obtains the heroin, by either stealing or finding it, presumes it's cocaine and tentatively sells some of it on at clubs, cafes or bars – hence the fact tourists are the victims – and continues to do so, unaware of what is going on".

I could see a scenario where someone unfamiliar with the drug trade obtains the heroin, by either stealing or finding it, presumes it's cocaine, and tentatively sells some of it on at clubs, cafes, or bars hence the fact tourists are the victims and continues to do so, unaware of what is going on".

I could see a scenario where someone unfamiliar with the drug trade obtains the heroin, by either stealing or finding it, presumes it's cocaine, and tentatively sells some of it at clubs, cafés, or bars hence the fact that tourists are the victims and continues to do so, unaware of what is going on".

You tentatively start selling online as Hedge and Hog Prints and are amazed when immediately two sell, and then quickly some more.

After a discussion, which one mother described as businesslike, the archbishop tentatively agreed to sell the school to them.

The New York Power Authority announced yesterday that it had tentatively agreed to sell the only two nuclear power plants owned by the state to Entergy Corporation.

Home Depot has tentatively agreed to sell its wholesale distribution business to private equity firms for $8.5 billion, which is $1.8 billion less than originally planned.

In exchange for that protection, PPL tentatively agreed to sell 500 megawatts of power in Montana, up to two-thirds of what the state needs, at $40 a megawatt for five years, starting July 1.

In a separate notice, the agency said it was also tentatively planning to sell Taiwan 144 SM-2 Block 3A Standard missiles to defend against cruise missiles and aircraft threats in a package that could total $272 million.