Thesaurus / sellout
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One, treat each other with respect–don’t say that guy’s a sellout or this person has no courage.
THE GREAT KIBITZER: HOW CHUCK SCHUMER GOT THE SENATE MOVING AGAINMOLLY BALLSEPTEMBER 2, 2021TIMESo, too, is this Baltimore Orioles team — one on the upswing but enduring growing pains on a big league stage, as shown by a 7-3 loss to the Boston Red Sox before an announced sellout crowd of 10,150 in the club’s home opener.
ORIOLES ENDURE GROWING PAINS IN LOSS TO RED SOX AS FANS RETURN TO CAMDEN YARDSJON MEOLIAPRIL 8, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe Dayton Dragons, a Class A league team owned by the Cincinnati Reds that holds the longest sellout streak of any sports team in America, draws 540,000 fans to the Ohio city’s downtown every summer.
CAN SMALL-TOWN AMERICA SURVIVE PANDEMIC’S HIT TO MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL?CHARU KASTURISEPTEMBER 14, 2020OZYThe biggest, most well-funded competitions, like Activision-Blizzard’s Overwatch League, are held in-person in massive arenas like Madison Square Garden, often before sellout crowds.
'SOMETHING NEEDS TO FILL THAT VOID.' AS STADIUMS GO QUIET, ESPORTS ARE HAVING A MOMENTMATTHEW GAULTMARCH 31, 2020TIME"That was the dirtiest sellout I've ever heard, Manning," Tom growled.
STAND BY FOR MARS!CAREY ROCKWELLWORDS RELATED TO SELLOUT
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