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The phrase "there were sales" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The store was bustling with customers; there were sales going on throughout the entire building."
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Last year, there were sales – most notably Hauser & Wirth sold Louise Bourgeois' The Couple for $3.5m.
There were sales of $20 million in 2008, Mr. Friedman said.
The next day, there were sales from AirTran, Southwest and American, with one-way fares from $59.
There were sales of old motion pictures to television, and the renting of studio space both to television companies and to independent film producers.
He expected to sell 5,000 copies "at best", but La Repubblica ran a rave review and there were sales of 3,000 copies a day.
On that occasion, there were sales of gold to the value of £440,000 and a £420,000 shipment to New York.
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There are sales out there".
And there's sales gold to be mined by companies that maintain such lofty positions.
But there are sales and ticket requests, and then there is passion.
At the same time, there are sales dips.
There are sales calls to be made, novice reps to train, new hires to.
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