Sentence examples for acquire everything from inspiring English sources

He hopes to persuade a library, school or museum to acquire everything.

Following the sale of Nokia, a Foxconn subsidiary, FIH, will acquire everything left of Microsoft's feature phone business.

A buyer will be able to acquire everything needed to build a house, from the ceiling trusses down to the last can of paint, in a single transaction.

That said, someone might soon acquire everything in the aquarium but its name, as well as six acres of waterfront real estate, public financing and a loan if an agreement to build an entertainment complex next door is reached.

The output of published materials, in all forms, is so vast that no single library, not even the largest, can hope to acquire everything; even in relatively specialized fields, some selection has become necessary, and most libraries have an explicit selection policy.

In the first days of the spill, local authorities parked trailers in front of it, and a BP manager scrambled to acquire everything from hotel rooms, for the expected influx of people, to office supplies and sophisticated printers that could generate maps of the oil.

"Nothing can be definitively acquired; everything must be done all over again every day".

Although they decline to say how much they paid at that sale, they pooled their funds and acquired everything.

Mr. Conn said that in the past, companies like ITT, the conglomerate, "just acquired everything because it was difficult to coordinate partnerships through the phone" or other means.

"All the politicians in this country have acquired everything — money, lots of money," President Karzai said in a speech at a rural development conference here in November.

Clear Channel Communications, the nation's largest radio operator, is now considering selling some of its 1,200 stations in smaller markets after years of acquiring everything in sight, according to industry analysts.