Sentence examples for only buy out from inspiring English sources

Secondhand clothing has tended to be seen as something that one would only buy out of necessity, further stigmatized because people here can shy away from wearing the garments of someone who may have passed away.

Mostyn's, which is based in Christchurch, Dorset, and has about 25 stores and 130 employees, was only bought out of administration in September last year.

The only company powerful enough to buy out G.M. is Toyota, and Toyota is rarely interested in takeovers, analysts say.

Stoudemire not only gets bought out by James Dolan, but he also goes to Dallas to play with the greatest stretch four of the modern era in Dirk Nowitzki, and a coach in Rick Carlisle who will figure out how to maximize 15-18 minutes a game from him come playoff time.

And the only individual with enough money to buy out Gates is Gates himself.

When MCI Worldcom Network Services recently asked for more space in the center -- in addition to the 260,000 square feet it had leased for 15 years toward the end of 1999 -- Insignia/ESG, the center's leasing and management agent, was able to accommodate the request only by buying out a tenant.

And eventually Shell agreed to buy out the neighborhood.

It was only after he bought out his partners that LVMH came back to him with an offer to buy the building, he said.

I know the market is supposed to be softening, but doesn't $900,000 still only buy you peanuts out there?

Others have revealed how houses were sold by developers with the promise that a 999-year lease was "virtually freehold" only to discover that buying out the lease just a few years later was three or four times more expensive than promised.

Not only could the company be bought out entirely by the part-owner, but also in many cases the large shareholder wants to cash out and hunts down a buyer who ends up acquiring the whole company.