Preposition: of

• proportion: To many, this represented a sellout of tragic proportions.

Converse of object

• represent: To many, this represented a sellout of tragic proportions.

• run: Ed again had another sellout run on his hands ( including extra dates added on ).

Adjective modifier

• complete: Thanks to the Chalkhills website the word spread among the hardcore fans, and the event was a complete sellout.

• big: In reality, the Human Genome Project is the biggest sellout in the whole of human history.

Modifies a noun

• crowd: This year's tour, titled Still Most Wanted, will play to sellout crowds across the U.S. Foreign dates are planned.

• success: THE sellout success of this year's Folk on the Coast Festival has prompted organizers to start preparation work already for the 2007 event.

• show: In January 2002 he performed 3 sellout shows in London and 2 more in Paris.

• tour: The biggest, highest grossing, sellout tour ever hit Earl's Court last October.

• concert: The touring continued and at a sellout concert in New York City, The Alarm were joined on stage by Neil Young.

• season: Damian has also appeared in two sellout season of the play Freak Winds with Marshall Napier and Roxane Wilson.