Sentence examples for being owned from inspiring English sources

Still others were slaves, whose "belonging" meant being owned.

But being owned by Berkshire Hathaway has not shielded The News from the industry's slump.

Guinness remains a virtual national symbol, despite being owned by the international conglomerate, Diageo.

… We're looking at a system where our democracy is being owned by a handful of billionaires".

In 2006, the exchange stopped being owned by its members and went public.

The paper is unique for being owned by a trust rather than a media mogul.

Being owned by members could make them more accountable to consumers, Brainerd said.

TMZ has the advantage of being owned by entertainment giant Time Warner.

With being owned by the fans you seem to have that extra support".

And you could imagine Green & Black's with an SSE listing despite it being owned by Kraft.

It need not even leave Cambridge or cease being owned by the college.