Examples of 'turn sold' in a sentence
Meaning of "turn sold"
turn sold - this phrase typically refers to the process of converting merchandise, properties, or assets into sales or revenue. It is often used in business or marketing contexts to indicate that a product or service has been successfully sold or purchased
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The university in turn sold it to the museum.
The owner sold the camp to new purchasers, who in turn sold it again.
The department in turn sold them to MacPherson.
He would collect seashells in Manila Bay which were in turn sold at the market.
Which in turn sold the property.
CJCJ was one of the stations that Standard in turn sold to Astral Media.
Who in turn sold it as used merchandise at a trade show.
These addresses are in turn sold to other spammers.
They in turn sold some of the lands to smaller farmers.
And some of them were in turn sold to foreign interests.
He in turn sold the area to Ralston Purina.
LVMH later sold the stake to another investor, who in turn sold it again.
The surplus is in turn sold to milk processing units.
Richard sold Cyprus to the Knight Templars, who in turn sold it to Guy.
These portfolios were in turn sold and distributed world wide.
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They in turn sold the line to Joseph M. Wardell who became its general manager.
Johnson sold the aircraft to Graham Thompson, who in turn sold it to Brad Strauss.
They had in turn sold the property to the petitioners herein.
In 1430 she was captured by Burgundians who in turn sold her to the English.
The latter in turn sold some of them to Alfred Caspary who already had several.
Merchants in Xicalango, who in turn sold her to Tabascan people, who ultimately.
He in turn sold it to the government of Trinidad and Tobago in June 1979.
Skåne Akvavit was in turn sold to Altia which is owned by the Finnish state.
That company in turn sold her back to her original owners, the Hamburg-American Line.
Goldberg and Fischer in turn sold the team to a local investment group in 1976.
His heirs in turn sold the town in 1727 at the Landeshofmeisterin Wilhelmine of Würben.
Isaac and Jacob in turn sold off part to new settlers moving into the area.
The French in turn sold captives back to the English.
The combined company was in turn sold to the Staten Island Railroad Company in 1864.
