Sentence examples for buys out from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of buy out
The workers say they expect to stay here -- unless another factory owner buys out their debt.
After 10 years, the player buys out the shareholders or puts the instrument up for sale.
Most Richistanis earn their citizenship through a "liquidity event," when someone buys out their company, rather than through inheritance.
Usually the worker himself settles the terms of his release (though sometimes a new employer "buys out" a contract), but settle he must.
It effectively buys out the family who became the biggest shareholders in Tribune when it bought the Times-Mirror Company in 2000 and whose loud complaints last June about the company's sagging stock price set the auction in motion.
Mr. Miller explained that under the tax law, when one spouse "buys out" the other under a divorce agreement, the exchange is considered to be a tax-free gift.
(He later bought out the partner).
He can be bought out for $1 million.
Bought out by Travelocity last year.
(Eventually Sal bought out Vincent and Jimmy bought out Mario).
