Sentence examples for capable of buying a from inspiring English sources

"He is somebody capable of buying a Jackson Pollock today, a medieval ivory tomorrow and an old master the next day".

Also, she noted, "For anyone financially capable of buying a house, it is a good time to buy, because prices have already fallen, and interest rates are so low".

But he slew a number of my assumptions providing evidence that 1) the deduction does not encourage homeownership, 2) it is incredibly costly — an estimated $131 billion in 2012 and 3) the people it benefits most are wealthy and capable of buying a home without it.

Judging from this ad, which first aired last summer, they do not believe women are capable of buying a car IRL.

While not everyone may be driven to run a 5K race to support an organization, or walk 100 miles to raise funds for another, everyone is capable of buying a cupcake.

In those days, neither bricks nor land were particularly expensive, which meant that more or less everybody was capable of buying or renting a flat along the coastline.

Besides holding photos social networks, emails, and phone numbers it's also becoming a mobile wallet, capable of buying things just as easily as a credit or debit card, and access to a bank account via an app.

Peter Kenyon is attempting to form a consortium capable of buying Newcastle from Mike Ashley.

He did indeed look capable of buying his own drinks — one of which, a dry martini, straight up, was on the bar in front of him.

The answer is that virtually no domestic airline is currently capable of buying another airline and won't be for a year or more.

"Obviously, a strong economy can field a stronger military". Advocates of free trade with China, who include President Bush, contend that economic engagement is the best way to foster a stable, prosperous China capable of buying U.S. airplanes, wheat and pharmaceuticals.