fire sale

She seemed less to be selling out than having a fire sale.

Congress also can consider what happens after this year's fire sale.

What they now call the marketing of baseball might better be called a fire sale.

It was all part of what his co-workers called the fire sale.

Long Islanders are taking to it like a fire sale.

Many were bought by foreign owners at fire sale prices.

With the club struggling to pay the cost they had to begin a fire sale of the best players.

And I kind of need to hold a fire sale, as it were."

"But anyone who flies in here thinking fire sale is going to be disappointed."

They seemed intent on giving a whole new meaning to the words "fire sale."

By July, the team was trading away its veterans in a fire sale.

"I think it is a fire sale, clearly," he said by telephone this evening.

"Now the Wright market has exploded and a million dollars seems like a fire sale price."

"I hear there's a fire sale going on," one of the uniforms said.

And those players by no means are upset with the owners' decision to stage a fire sale.

"It seems to me that a fire sale of apartments is not in keeping with those rules."

Shame if it's a fire sale - though I suspect it is.

The firm was saved, but largely through a fire sale of assets.

Is this a baseball plan or a fire sale?

Families that can't pay taxes of up to 55 percent are forced into a fire sale.

There's no way their production cost is low enough to make a profit at the fire sale pricing.

"Well, it's no fire sale out there - not with interest rates the lowest they've been in 30 years."

A bankrupt energy sector is a fire sale of oil and mineral rights.

"The realizable value for the division over five years will be higher than in a fire sale."

"Call off the fire sale of our building and our heritage."