Sentence examples for buying something with from inspiring English sources

"If you're totally intent on buying something with poor reliability ratings," he added, "in that case, you might get something".

NYT: Do you think that initial wave of adoption will be people buying touch devices or will they be buying something with a keyboard and mouse?

"You show that you're 'in', not by buying something with a logo on it but by your ability to follow the rush for the latest eccentricity".

"If you're buying something with a rent-controlled or rent-stabilized tenant, you just never assume" that the tenant can be persuaded to move, said Karen Heyman, a broker with Sotheby's International Realty.

"Microsoft is buying something with a real head of steam," he says.

It's like buying something with dollars, and then watching the value of those dollars decline, while the thing you bought theoretically appreciates in value.

"He bought something with a huge moral responsibility," Mr. Botstein said.

Her advice to buyers: "Don't buy something with someone you just met".

The only hope was to buy something with buzz and an impressive growth rate.

From an early age, he met every request his kids made to buy something with, "We can't afford that".

For nearly the same price as a reproduction, Ms. Stubbs says, people can buy "something with its own integrity".