Sentence examples for buy a title from inspiring English sources
And that after all of Roman Abramovich's money failed to buy a title, could this — somehow — finally be his year?
They are a different breed - often film buffs who prefer to buy a title direct from the US.
Checking out e-books without having to leave home — just as you would buy a title online: click and boom, there it is — might be the fastest-growing segment in the library business these days.
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.
Microsoft also confirmed cross-platform access, Xbox Play Anywhere, meaning that gamers who buy a title for one will be able to play it on Xbox or Windows 10 PCs at no added cost.
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.
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.
