back on the market informal

So should the drug be put back on the market?

They told her the building was back on the market.

The house is now back on the market for $359,000.

But three weeks later he put it back on the market.

However, they have just put it back on the market for $850,000.

Nearly a year later it was back on the market for $2.6 million, according to Streeteasy.com.

When it went back on the market last year, the price was set at $13.5 million.

He put the house back on the market yesterday morning.

In January the same house came back on the market.

A sure sign that the girl is back on the market!

The models came back on the market after his death in 1936.

"Now it is back on the market after a half a century."

Then they put it back on the market in late June at the same price.

I don't think it'll ever come back on the market.

They have put the estate back on the market for $2 million.

It was put back on the market last year and sold in 35 days for $333,000.

However, it was quickly put back on the market, with an asking price of £1.9 million.

In 2009 the station was placed back on the market.

Several months ago, the house briefly went back on the market.

He intended to put it back on the market for £15m.

Then a couple of years latter, the job came back on the market.

Now they are back on the market with estimates of $175,000 to $225,000 each.

A condition may not be met and the sold home is back on the market.

The property came back on the market, for more than $200,000, four times the previous price.

He added that the company was trying to get the product back on the market by early 1999.