Sentence examples for bought appliances from inspiring English sources

By 1944, more than eighty-five per cent of American homes had refrigerators; when the war ended, Americans had babies and built suburbs and bought appliances.

She owns a flat and, before renting it on the private market, needed to buy appliances.

Business in Germany was stronger than expected as shoppers in Europe's biggest economy warmed to buying appliances online.

There are some hitches to buying appliances in Spinbaldak, and these became apparent as the sales pitch went on.

To reduce energy expenses and carbon levels, buy appliances with the E.P.A.'s Energy Star label, said Enesta Jones, an E.P.A. spokeswoman.

He founded two companies, Quatro and Triangel, which essentially provided high-interest loans by allowing consumers to buy appliances and home electronics in instalments.

He returned to Slovakia as an entrepreneur, founding two companies that provided high-interest loans by allowing consumers to buy appliances and home electronics in instalments.

"When buying appliances … the main things that drove our purchasing decisions were generally price and people's reviews of the product.

To buy appliances, you go to a market nearby, select your television or air conditioner, and it is delivered to your home, also payable with cash on delivery.

"At one point, it was such an important source of credit, because people buying appliances needed the ability to finance those purchases," Ms. Shamir said.

While survey participants were concerned that jobs were hard to find, they did not pull back on plans to buy appliances, cars and homes, the figures showed.