Sentence examples for could only be bought from inspiring English sources
Until now the shares could only be bought and sold via stockbrokers.
They could only be bought as a package which included a soft drink and a pantechnicon-sized box of popcorn.
Alas, what to store had in stock could only be bought by the first eight in the queue.
For example, the city said, the store made only its sex videos available for rent; others could only be bought.
He is not being naive or sentimental: the goodwill was genuine, heartfelt - but it could only be bought.
Tickets could only be bought upon arrival, thereby cutting out the wretched transaction charges, and were priced at £35 a day.
Fine words A mere 564 amendments Lame duck David El Paso's small step Pass, punt, PASPA Stuck in the Delta The speechwriter's revenge ReprintsMr Latimer grew up in Flint, Michigan, a town so depressed he was once arrested because the police thought a well-dressed white boy could only be there to buy drugs.
Wouldn't it make more sense for the well-meaning well-intentioned uncle to test the nephew by giving him gift certificates and a debit card that could only be used to buy food and medicine, and to pay for doctors' visits and health care?
Marketing research suggested that the "Halo faithful" could only be counted on to buy 75% of that amount, meaning that 375,000 copies would have to be sold to non-fans.
The Online Pass program locked many titles so second-hand games could only be fully played if a person bought a code from EA to unlock online add-ons.
