Sentence examples for about a buy from inspiring English sources

On "Addictions," she sings about a "buy low, sell high kind of guy," at one point saying to him, "Invest your time in what's worthwhile / Was I a risk without reward, or did I make you proud?" A fleet of trumpets arrive, as if Dacus is sweeping down the street in an accidental parade; she's mocking him, and mocking herself for still being interested in him.

Investors have been speculating since last August about a buy-out of the British cable company, which has not been faring well against its archrival, BSkyB.

That is why they fell out with Mr Vandevelde, who had been in talks with private-equity groups about a buy-out of Carrefour without the family's consent.

The company withdrew drinks from the Netherlands.See article: Coke recalledCoca-Cola Beverages of Britain is in talks with Greece's Hellenic Bottling about a buy-out.

The announcement came after it was revealed that Nelson Peltz, a shareholder activist, had taken a 3% stake in the company, which led to speculation about a buy-out.Halliburton announced it was opening new corporate headquarters in Dubai.

See articleAltadis, a Franco-Spanish tobacco company which includes Gauloises cigarettes among its brands, said it had been approached about a buy-out, valued at euro12.8 billion ($17.4 billion).

We've pinned down one who, sources say, has already engaged in late-stage negotiations with AOL about a buy-out that would occur after its planned December 2009 IPO: meet Naspers, a massive multinational media conglomerate that you've possibly never heard of.

Talk about a buying opportunity.

I'm just about to buy a table-tennis table.

"At $199, you can just about buy a tablet at a 7-Eleven".

What about Flextronics–is it a buy?