Similar words: hold out, foldout, holdout, hold out hope, beyond all doubt, dildo, hold off, hold on. Meaning: adj. 1. having taken a bribe or bribes 2. sold completely in advance.
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1. The group will play three sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium.
2. The revival was a sold-out success, leaving viewers amazed, he says.
3. Boxing and weightlifting joined the sold-out list on Saturday.
4. Sold-out arenas were the just the tip of the iceberg, Pastuszek believes.
5. From concerts, including four sold-out nights at Radio City Music Hall this month, a percentage of her take goes to her label, Universal's Interscope Records.
6. The band will play the sold-out show to a crowd of 96, 000 at California's Pasadena Rose Bowl, making it the largest concert ever to be streamed live online.
7. The site sold-out its pixels in a little over one year.
8. Jackson had been rehearsing for 50 sold-out concerts due to begin in London on July 13.
9. Playing a sold-out gig in New York, my band attracted 2, 000 new fans but earned only $15.
10. The wildly successful Rent returns to Tucson two years after its sold-out run at Centennial Hall.
11. In the United States he plummeted swiftly from wowing sold-out crowds at Carnegie Hall to sleeping on the Times Square subway shuttle — that is, when he could afford the fare.
12. On Tuesday, she appears at The Brits (in all likelihood to collect the award for best international female solo artist) before her sold-out Monster Ball tour arrives in British and European arenas.
13. Kissinger, who believes China is far from becoming the world's next superpower, appeared in Toronto for Friday's sold-out annual Munk Debates in Toronto.
14. World Cup organizing committee spokesman Rich Mkhondo said that transport experts were studying why the sold-out Soccer City stadium was not full to see South Africa draw 1-1 with Mexico.
15. Now a mother of two she recently completed a sold-out tour in support of her latest album "Libra".
16. Soon Ms. Aragon got a call from the American pop star inviting her to perform in a sold-out concert in Toronto in March.
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17. His career took off nearly a decade ago, and he quickly became one of Asia's biggest entertainers, playing to sold-out concerts across the region.
18. His last public appearance, before his death of apparent cardiac arrest, was to announce a series of 50 sold-out concerts in London.
19. Even through a daze, Jackson sounds focused on somehow driving his 50-year-old body to success in the "This Is It" series of 50 sold-out concerts in London that were to begin two months later.
More similar words: hold out, foldout, holdout, hold out hope, beyond all doubt, dildo, hold off, hold on, call down, aldose, fall down, cool down, seldom, moldova, wild ox, bulldog, nail down, fall down on, roll down, get hold of, earldom, build on, boil down, hold on to, pull-down, holdover, well-done, pull down, hold over, hold open.