Sentence examples for unload online from inspiring English sources

Continuing the tradition of selling bad Web businesses for less than they were bought for (in the vein of Cnet selling Webshots for $45 million three years after paying $70 million for it), AOL is trying to unload online storage service Xdrive.

Polis, also 34, started and sold an online greeting card company to Excite AtHome in 1999; he scored again by unloading ProFlowers, an online flower shop, to Liberty Media in 2006.

Those days are over in New York City, whose Police Department has joined some 300 others around the country in clearing out crowded property rooms online, unloading hundreds of television sets and car stereo speakers, leather coats and compact discs, cellphones and anything else that once belonged to someone else and is now just taking up space on a locked storeroom shelf.

County officials, Mr. Ryan said, decided to use an online auction to unload the stuff after they learned that the government of New York State sells surplus material on eBay.

eBay today launched a new service to help users unload their old smartphones on its online marketplace.

Last year Australian carrier Qantas kicked out one of its frequent fliers when it found out the customer was trying to unload 1 million miles through an online auction.

Even in those industries, proponents say, online exchanges are a great way to unload excess inventory.

Workers like Busk are the hidden engine of the U.S. retail economy, helping to load and unload shipments at enormous distribution centers for big-box and online sellers.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Zynga Prices Secondary Offeringng at $12 a Share  |  The online game company's directors and executive officers plan to unload about 21 million shares in Zynga's secondary offering of 43 million shares.

Luukko thinks the online convenience factor is a good thing for fans looking to unload extra tickets, but that teams in the end might be better off staying out of it directly.

Too often, online merchants end up with a mountain of unwanted wares they can only unload on liquidators, who pay but pennies on the dollar.