Sentence examples for bought score from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Kaplan bought Score, a $2 million tutoring company, and let Mr. Waldron run it.

ABB, an international engineering conglomerate which has bought scores of businesses across Eastern Europe, reckons that most of its Czech companies perform comfortably above the company's global average for value added per dollar of labour cost.

Some Capitol Hill politicians gloomily warn that this joining if allowed is another nefarious example of the "consolidation" of the communications industry, since a handful of companies have already bought scores of television and hundreds of radio licenses.

He would force the credit bureaus to disclose their market share, too, so consumers buying scores would know which were most popular with lenders.

Renew Our Music, another relief fund, gave financial grants to musicians, while funds from Gibson Guitar and MusiCares, a charitable organization affiliated with the Recording Academy, helped buy scores of new instruments.

That could mean anything from buying scores and recordings to traveling to international festivals to see how they are run, but the expenses had to be accounted for strictly.

The plan would be to build and buy scores of new brands in every monetizable niche possible.

All they have to do is fire the guns.

He called for increasing the Navy from its current goal of 308 ships to 350; adding 60,000 troops to the Army; increasing the Marines by over one-third, from 23 to 36 battalions; buying scores of additional combat planes for the Air Force; and sharply increasing spending on missile defense, which has received hundreds of billions of dollars over the years with little to show for it.

I bought a score and deciphered the notation.

Johnson was bought to score goals in DC, and until Saturday night he hadn't.