Sentence examples for experimenting buying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wajswol, a former high-rise developer, spent about eight years experimenting, buying dairy sheep for his farm, visiting cheesemakers in Europe and gradually developing an inventory of some 26 cheeses that he has been selling for seven years.

B1 EDUCATION B10 OBITUARIES B9 ARTS E1-10 SCIENCE/HEALTH Breaking a Taboo Scientists at the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine in Norfolk, Va., created human embryos expressly for medical experiments, buying eggs and sperm from donors and then mixing them to derive embryonic stem cells for research.

On the one side, I was attracted to the freedom and challenges of academia but was daunted by the prospect of juggling so many tasks: writing grants, hiring and mentoring students, developing and teaching courses, publishing papers, devising research themes and experiments, buying and stocking up a fully functional lab, and managing academia-related politics.

Some developers are also experimenting with buying Google Adsense ads for their software.

At the outset of his concise review of a century's efforts to tame alcohol-fueled driving disasters, Dr. Lerner, a public health expert at Columbia University and an occasional contributor to The New York Times, proposes that readers try this experiment: Buy a Breathalyzer (less than $50 at various online stores), start drinking and quantify the progress of the buzz.

Even before using GettingBookReviews.com, he experimented with buying attention through reviews.

The two experimented with buying vintage-inspired clothes from vendors in Los Angeles's fashion district.

Ford has experimented with buying stakes in dealerships in five midsize cities, starting in Tulsa, Okla., late last year.

Having never traded it, she experimented early this year, buying $20,000 worth of shares in the Rydex yen exchange-traded fund.

REGARDLESS, McDonald's, known for hedging its bets and experimenting, recently bought a minority stake in the privately owned Pret A Manger, a successful fast-food chain in Britain.

"With the information on the device, they seem more apt to experiment by buying a different varietal or going outside their price range," Mr. Reno said.