backstock造句

• In 2004, it bought the backstock of defunct Rising Tide Press.
• When Metropolis Records bought Pendragon, they continued to sell Pendragon's backstock.
• Noontide Press is the distributor of the remaining backstock of books published by Ralph Myles,
• Or maybe Cingular had a backstock of other smart phones it needs to move before offering a superior product.
• In 2003 it bought the backstock of Naiad Press, including the majority of the backlist for Jane Rule.
• After the Orchard Street location closed, the remaining backstock was moved to the Halcyon record shop in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
• In 2000, Bizar started a website that sells the extensive FGU backstock that still exists, and has continued producing his reproductions of old FGU material.
• Through the general means of threatened lawsuits, Bizar has managed to keep almost all of the FGU properties off the market; he generally seems willing to sell rights but with the cost including the purchase of all backstock.
• Roger Sanger came to Fugate's door one morning late in 1994, looking to buy books from DGP; Sanger bought some of the remaining backstock at that time, as Fugate was still paying back creditors and holding onto the boxes of remaining DGP items that he owned.
• Leavitt had inherited a backstock of educational books from his father's firm, and he and his partner Allen continued to add to their stable of writers, which included Prof . John J . Owen, S . N . Sweet, Rev . Albert Barnes, Jonathan Edwards and others.
• Roger Sanger, a fan of " Traveller ", came to Fugate's door one morning late in 1994, looking to buy books from Digest Group Publications; Sanger bought some of the remaining backstock at that time, as Fugate was still paying back creditors and holding onto the boxes of remaining DGP items that he owned.
• In addition to an upcoming second edition ( " " Torg 2.0 " " ), WEG released " Torg Revised & Expanded " ( dubbed " Torg 1.5 " ), in order to invigorate interest among longtime fans and to generate interest in backstock of first edition " Torg " merchandise.
• All of FGU's game actually belonged to their authors, but despite FGU's disappearance by the late 1980s, Bizar claimed that the products remained in print because he continued to sell backstock through his own store, and he claimed ownership over all of the FGU trademarks-which he stated did not revert to their authors, even if the rest of the game rights did.