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Meanings of go on sale in English

We have no meanings for "go on sale" in our records yet.
Usage of go on sale in English
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The Cash Cuff is expected to go on sale later this year.
The Irish Times
2
He made it clear that the house would never go on sale.
The South African
3
TICKETS:ON FRIDAY morning, early bird tickets for Oxegen 2009 go on sale.
The Irish Times
4
Stores will open again tomorrow with items expected to go on sale.
News.com.au
5
Both Chevy-branded small cars are set to go on sale in 2010.
The Irish Times
6
People can pre-order the stamps, which go on sale from 11 September.
Radio NZ
7
The Tesla Model Y has yet to go on sale in Australia.
News.com.au
8
Tickets for the show on June 16 go on sale next week.
The Irish Times
9
Tickets to Coachella 2019 are expected to go on sale in January.
News.com.au
10
Tickets for the fifth concert go on sale on Monday, November 19.
Reuters
11
Tickets for most of the tour will go on sale December 19.
Reuters
12
Tickets are not due to go on sale until Saturday, July 8th.
The Irish Times
13
It is due to go on sale in the US in May.
BBC
14
Tickets for the Sting show will go on sale on 8 November.
The Guardian
15
Lenovo hasn't revealed the pricing or when it will go on sale.
Wired
16
Tickets for next year's festival go on sale from 9am this Sunday.
The Guardian
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Go on sale across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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