Sentence examples for usually sold out from inspiring English sources

The croissants are usually sold out before noon.

He said the weekend of the annual oyster festival was usually sold out by January.

His shows, which are usually sold out, aren't primarily attended by young minority men or skinhead rabble-rousers but by hip middle-class white Parisians; many seem to be couples.

But his regular seasons in Paris — usually at the Théâtre de la Ville, but also several times at the Opéra, or in the courtyard of the Palais Royal — are usually sold out long before opening night.

The booth will also offer a limited number of seats for some shows that are usually sold out, such as "Phantom of the Opera" (at full price) and others including "Chicago," "The Graduate" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (at discounts).

I also know this because we're usually sold out at Thanksgiving.

Their customers are loyal, and everything usually sells out early.

Classes usually sell out within minutes of being posted online.

It seats 48 people, but it usually sells out by Thanksgiving.

Tickets usually sell out before the night: last year, our Gay Shame drew 3,500 to the Brixton Academy.

BoltBus tickets for a given weekend (at least from Washington, DC) usually sell out before Megabus tickets.