Sentence examples for about buy from inspiring English sources

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

Besides I could just about buy into their coupling given they were two lonely people who had just seen a raunchy-for-its-time movie starring Lana Turner.

Compared with football prices, that would just about buy one top Premier League striker and it has to be better to be bitten by the cycling bug than by Luis Suárez.

We can spend a little longer musing on Klass's belief that £2m only buys you "a garage" in London, when a cursory search online shows me that it can just about buy a monster truck of a fully detatched house with offstreet parking around the corner from my flat.

It has been funded by the Housing Action Trust, the London Borough of Brent and the government's Sure Start and New Opportunities funding programmes, and cost £2.3m - which, in nearby Kensington and Chelsea, would just about buy you a three-bedroom house.

While Fuqua made me move on (I still think a 3-year MBA would be awesome…although how about buy 2 years, get 1 free?), I am back to share my wisdom ramblings.

Feel jolly about buying Christmas presents.

Secondly, think about buying as separate from service.

"I've thought about buy-to-let and I have to say that I'm not sure I agree with it morally.

Richard Berner, an economist at Morgan Stanley, suggests that as the terms of acquisition finance become unfavourable, companies might think less about buy-outs and switch their energies to growing businesses through capital spending.

Henry Kravis, the billionaire boss of KKR, the large private-equity firm that was the barbarian in "Barbarians at the Gate" (the definitive book about buy-outs in the 1980s), has warned "they're going to describe us all as asset strippers".Mr Romney claims that he helped create "tens of thousands of jobs" when he was at Bain Capital.