Sentence examples for bought belonging from inspiring English sources

"On the cover was a car identical to the one I'd just bought, belonging to some Scottish earl.

The house we bought belonged to an elderly Jewish couple.

But one of the farmland parcels she had bought belonged to Maximiliano Dorado, who had been convicted in Brazil on drug charges and had escaped to Bolivia.

"One assumes it also is supposed to buy belonging and social security, superiority even," she added.

You don't want to have to wonder whether every new cardigan you buy belonged to someone who died in it.

Paco himself is in fact resented by Laura's elderly and cantankerous father for a dispute going back years: that Paco bought land belonging to him at an opportunistic cheap rate, taking advantage of his dire state brought on by boozing and gambling, and turned it into a lucrative vineyard.

On August 22nd Peru's Congress repealed two presidential decrees, approved in May and June, that made it easier for companies and individuals to buy land belonging to indigenous peoples by reducing the necessary consent from a two-thirds vote by an entire community to that of half the attendees at a mass meeting.

Last month, Hearts invited fans to buy shares belonging to Romanov in a bid to support the long-term future of the club.

Last month, Hearts invited fans to buy shares belonging to owner Vladimir Romanov in a bid to support the long-term future of the club.

But from the perspective of its shareholders, that's certainly where its $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype belongs.

If you were to pair the idea with a product that no one wants to buy, or belongs to a niche market, then the likelihood of achieving sustainability or longevity of any kind decreases.