Sentence examples similar to buying person from inspiring English sources

So what's a chip-eating, job-taking, house-shopping, wine-drinking, speaker-buying person to do?

But it's not worth buying that person their own tools, said founder Nikolai Wolfert.

Of course, there is an advantage to buying in person -- if you have the time and money to travel.

Tickets can also be bought in person from Rough Trade East record store.

This means you are obligated to buy this person a present.

Those who buy in person at its office are charged a fee of 25percentt.

A limited number of day seats will available to buy in person for each performance (excluding previews).

At first, everything had to be bought in person at a store.

Thumbs-up votes buys the person more time, thumbs-down means they'll soon be shoved off the stage.

You might even offer to buy that person lunch.

Billions in campaign donations simply can't buy a person's trust.