Sentence examples for buying it up from inspiring English sources

The company has already wiped out its competition by buying it up over the last couple of years.

But during the neoliberalisation of the 1990s, the government gave people permission to sell the land, and you got developers buying it up for peanuts when it was worth millions.

She added: "These images are part of our history and culture, a sacred trust, and if Bill Gates is buying it up, he's creating a monopoly situation by not giving access to it".

Which means if you are feeding hogs or steers, you'd better start stepping up to the bidding war for what remains – because the factories turning that same field corn into ethanol are not only buying it up, they are legally required to do so.

Ideally, the government would do something along the lines of the South Koreans and use assorted housing corporations to impose the state's grip on the supply of land, possibly even buying it up without planning permission, ie cheaper, from farmers and others, so that the taxpayer gets any windfall cash.

The amount of Moscato grown in Italy is limited, and companies like Gallo have been buying it up, raising prices for the grape to their highest level ever.

The riding academy buys it up for very little and shampoos its horses with it.

It continued to rise Thursday as investors bought it up as a safe haven.

Yet investors seem quite keen to buy it up at historically high prices, all to avoid risk.Sound crazy?

But they went ahead and bought it up anyway, persuaded of the ground's political stability by the fact that the community's Korean War veterans had bought in using G.I. loans.

Glazer, who owns the American football team the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, holds 28% of Manchester United plc shares and wants to buy it up wholesale.