Sentence examples for calling to buy from inspiring English sources
"Clients kept calling to buy the frames".
From Santa's red lorry at Christmas time to its iconic 1970s "Hilltop" commercial calling to buy the world a Coke, you'd be hard pushed to name a drinks brand with more awareness.
I don't expect to see millions of people calling to buy an Ooma today.
High-decibel shrieks -- calls to buy or sell -- echoed from far corners of the room.
"If Microsoft called to buy your company, would you call them back?" a media executive asked, incredulously.
What it is turning out to mean is the "opportunity," as it's often called, to buy things.
The next day Opening Ceremony called to buy Støldal's inflatable pieces, and Söderstam had interest from Barneys New York.
The twist: a toll-free number will flash on screen, and viewers can call to buy the featured books and CD's.
(So much for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's call to buy local).
Mr. Cookson said he was proud of his call to buy Japanese stocks as a way to invest in the country's quick recovery.
The call to buy tickets early comes after the lottery website crashed on Wednesday night following a last-minute flurry before the £50.4m draw.
