Sentence examples for buying reference from inspiring English sources

When he discovered that anyone could develop an app for the iPhone, he learned programming by downloading Apple ’s SDK (software development kit) and buying reference books from Amazon, then adapting what he learned to his own ­experiments.

Readers still buy reference books, even in the mobile Internet age.

Agnew says that the best investment a beginning collector can make is to buy reference books, and then build the collection one piece or set at a time.

That means that if we need, for example, 1.2 batteries, we can choose either to buy two reference batteries, or one battery with a capacity 20% higher than the reference battery.

So he took the wine home, bought a reference guide and drank and studied his way to expertise.

It's not often you listen to a radio documentary, run fresh with inspiration to the internet and lay down a small fortune buying up the reference points.

But the relatively recent entry of passive investors into such markets distorts the demand signal that the price sends, because they're buying futures without reference to those kinds of traditional considerations.

"All we want to do is give the town the money," he added in reference to buying the land.

Also, despite Sanders' reference to "buying elections," Citizens United wasn't about contributions to political candidates.

Before he started on the project, he bought two key reference manuals: Folding Techniques for Designers by Paul Jackson and Papercraft: Design and Art With Paper.

Doubleday has just announced the arrival in stores of the "50th Anniversary Edition," but before you buy an antiquated reference work you may already own (check under that night table with the broken leg), please note that not a single word in nearly eight hundred flatulent pages has been rewritten or updated for the occasion.