Sentence examples for bought a title from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has reported that if customers bought a title using Waterstone's in-store wi-fi the UK group would "get a cut" of the sale.

Or the way PepsiCo bought a title role in an ABC comedy series starring Dana Carvey and larded each episode with the name of a Pepsi unit, like "The Taco Bell Dana Carvey Show".

After buying a title, he made his name in the 1980s organising the notorious Gatecrasher Balls.

COMMONERS can become instant lords and ladies in Britain, simply by buying a title.

Mr. Buettner recommends buying a title opinion, which costs approximately $250 and verifies the history of a property's ownership.

"I don't mind buying a title and then might have to buy it again — I do that now with print.

And that after all of Roman Abramovich's money failed to buy a title, could this — somehow — finally be his year?

This tradition is the inspiration of World Book Day in the UK which is now celebrated every March by all school age children being given a £1 voucher and the opportunity to buy a title from a specially selected range of books published at that price.

The Council also suggests games fans wait until they're entirely sure they want to buy a title before locking themselves into a pre-order.

"We have found that at any given time about a third of e-book users haven't bought a single title in the last 12 months.

Olstein bought LandAmerica Financial, a title insurer, in 1998, when its shares were fetching $22, down from $60.