Sentence examples similar to buying of space from inspiring English sources

But today's large-scale corporate buying of urban space in its diverse instantiations introduces a de-urbanising dynamic.

Just setting up a sushi bar -- not including the remodeling, renting, or buying of a space to house it -- cost Jay Kim $15,000 when he moved from a corner of Brothers Market into a larger space.

Like most public-sector advertising in Britain, the effort will be run by the Central Office of Information, a government agency that coordinates advertising assignments and the buying of media space and time.

"I buy blocks of space at these shows and fill it with U.S.-based vendors," Mr. Ash said.

The Pentagon bought all of Space Imaging's photographs of those two countries in part to keep them from being made public at a time when the United States was undertaking its military operations in the region.

FOR all the talk about the migration of marketing dollars to the Internet, one part of the advertising world remains stuck in the past: the buying and selling of space and time in traditional media like television and print.

Smaller competitors had complained that Frito-Lay was buying huge blocks of space on supermarket shelves and securing exclusive promotions as a way of locking out smaller makers of snacks.

For some, paying off that last tuition bill also gives them the wherewithal to buy the sort of space they have always wanted.

"We knew we could not afford to buy that kind of space in a zone where the schools were already proven," Ms. Bare said.

The suit was settled last year, after the city agreed to buy 5.5 acres of space in front of the George R. Brown Convention Center from Crescent for $33 million.

Gone are the days when advertisers had to buy large amounts of space in a magazine they hoped the target demographic would read.