Sentence examples for masses buy from inspiring English sources
"In London it's clothes that are full of ideas and influence things rather than being things that the masses buy, so maybe this is for the masses.
Will the masses buy used cars online?
The masses bought television sets and enjoyed what they watched.
"Mobile commerce" once conjured up visions of the masses buying movie tickets and all sorts of merchandise on the go from their cellphones.
Newspapers in their sales heyday in the 1960s reflected the segmentation of society in terms of social class: the leftish working class masses bought the Daily Mirror while the rightward-leaning working class bought the Daily Express.
PAGE 33 'M' Is for the Masses Buying Flowers Mother's Day means big business but also great stress for florists like Tryforos & Pernice in Bronxville, N.Y., where Anna Kenney, the owner's daughter, filled orders yesterday for some last-minute shoppers.
These were not the ignorant masses buying these products either but rather sophisticated bond fund and hedge fund managers, for the most part.
For inspiration, Parrett cites the way in which computing power was spread among the masses, with people buying cheap personal computers versus relying on big central computers.
On this muggy weekend, as the threat of war sent families of American diplomats packing, residents of this sleepy capital went about their normal lives today, going to Mass, buying vegetables at the open-air market and seeking relief from the heat on the pebbly beach at Lake Yarun.
"If you make it available to the masses, watch out, because the masses might buy them," said Paul Justice, a Morningstar analyst.
In a way, the company is conducting a fascinating experiment in human psychology: will the masses reflexively buy the upgrade just for the sake of owning the latest?
