Sentence examples for path of buying from inspiring English sources

After giving up his boat, he bought his first country house in Dover Plains, NY, which led him on a path of buying and remodeling old houses and building new ones.

We rushed down the path of buying in proven players – who we thought would match our standards right away … Djemba-Djemba had been playing at a decent level in France.

If on retirement you have chosen to set up an alternatively secured pension (ASP) rather than travel the usual path of buying an annuity, it would seem that your best advice is to spend it all before you die, unless you don't mind a whopping 82% of it disappearing into government coffers and leaving your heirs with an inheritance of small change.

But then, when it comes to shiny new gadgets, I've always followed the path of buy first, ask questions later.

It is a genuine sisterhood of women embracing their middle age and forging new and exciting paths together instead of buying into the false idea that a woman's worth expires at 50.

INSTEAD, he advocates the old-fashioned path of just buying timberland.

Their forebears took the risky path of rapidly buying and selling stocks in the hope of locking in quick profits, but often suffered deep losses instead.

Another observed, "Amazon is "definitely presenting a smoother path to buying content than any of the other guys".

Mindful of German objections to purchasing sovereign debt, the ECB has already started down this path by buying two kinds of private-sector assets in late 2014: covered bonds (debt issued by banks that is backed by safe loans) and asset-backed securities.

"Having always said that it wasn't interested in buying out its aggressive but smaller rival 99p Stores... as it came south, Poundland has decided that it is better to deal with the nuisance by pursuing a path of 'consolidation' and buying the company," he said.

In so many ways, they followed the traditional life path of getting married, buying a house, having children, working hard in a career for 40 years, retiring, enjoying their grandchildren.