Sentence examples for virtually sold from inspiring English sources

In Toronto, Ivanka referred to the property as "virtually sold out" in a 2009 interview.

Now, he said, NBC has virtually sold all its $720 million in commercial time.

Vail Valley Music Festival in Colorado in July are already virtually sold out.

It's virtually sold out, with only a tiny handful of $376.50 premium seats available before closing July 11.

So why then is a new production, which is previewing in Dublin before moving to Broadway, virtually sold out?

From a commercial standpoint, since the limited engagement is already virtually sold out, the tandem's magic has worked.

— Eric Asimov Zester Daily: Importers dream of finding the next pinot grigio, a white that virtually sells itself.

Perhaps the Holy Grail of upscale marketing is the home that virtually sells itself -- through media coverage rather than broker-placed advertising.

The Ford Motor Credit Com pany's $150‐million public of fering of notes and debentures appeared virtually all sold after the securities were marketed by a Goldman Sachs syndicate.

The group priced the bonds to yield from 3.80percentnt on those maturing in 1971 up to 6.70percentnt on those coming due in 1995, and by late after noon the issue was virtually all sold.

Virtually anyone selling anything should be online, with as much sophistication as they can afford or muster.