Sentence examples for could buy off from inspiring English sources

You could buy off even Len McCluskey with that".

The articles clearly implied that, as always, money could buy off the government.

For years, Arab governments thought they could buy off the extremists to keep them from attacking their countries — and experts say that may still be happening in some cases.

That a Munich court should have decreed that the Formula One tycoon Bernie Ecclestone could buy off prosecution for an alleged offence of bribery has astonished not only the German newspapers but even a former justice minister.

Then conservative legislators spoke openly of withholding foreign aid from our allies & of cutting our contributions to the U.N. as though they thought the U.S. could buy off the whole world.

"No, you have a mural and a T. rex skull made out of plastic that I could buy off eBay".

I could buy off-the-shelf progesterone cream, but what exactly would I be putting into my body?

But this was not a look that you could just buy off the rack — it took lots of craft and effort.

Hayes said the government could not "buy off" postal workers with the vague offer of an indeterminate value of shares in the privatised company.

FAC costs up to £25 per month but in theory you could buy an off the shelf accounting product for £100.

Run out of Edinburgh, FreeAgent Central costs up to £25 per month but in theory you could buy an off the shelf accounting product for £100.