Sentence examples for buy into something from inspiring English sources

They want to buy into something British".

The guys just want to buy into something.

"People don't want to buy into something unless they know they're going to use it often," he said.

In declaring a national emergency, he flagrantly ignored the advice of many in the GOP hierarchy and caused them to buy into something they think is a mistake.

"You can't have all your money in one investment, and if it looks a little shaky, you can't just buy into something that looks a little bit safer".

Olivia Johnson, 24, who works in the fashion industry in London, illustrates Ms. Hastie's point when she says: "I'm not going to buy into something just because a royal endorses it.

I thought I was buying into something super understated and chic.

I think that Mr. Brown has bought into something real: our childlike joy in being fooled.

"If we bought into something," she said, "it would be someone else telling us what old people like".

They want to feel as if they're buying into something they can cherish and feel a part of.

Now, some lighting scientists say, both consumers and investors are leery of buying into something they suspect might be substandard.