Sentence examples for becomes buying from inspiring English sources

The game then becomes buying work that will go up in value.

What a soulless, consumerist, materialistic society we've become, buying more and more stuff to fill our spiritual void, equating belongings with status and success, obsessed with owning things and showing them off to impress our peers.

Rick Hess of Creative Artists Agency explains it a little differently: "As the studios become bought and subsumed into conglomerates — which all of them have except M.G.M. — there's been downward pressure from the corporate parent to offload production costs.

Some have seized on recent pension freedoms to set up new businesses or become buy-to-let landlords.

Two million social homes are lost to right-to-buy, a third become buy-to-lets rented out at high cost to the housing benefit bill.

Professor Pedersen says these people probably would have lost much less had they never tried to become buy-and-hold investors and instead remained short-term traders.

"As time has moved on, they've (been resold) and become buy-to-let homes so the number of privately rented properties has increased enormously," says Taylor.

Hence stocks hit by it become buys.

For some, the words became "buy low, buy low," while others heard "boatman, boatman".

Big Pharma too has become bigger, buying niche laboratories.

Others became microretailers, buying goods like soap and oil at wholesale and reselling them at a markup.