Sentence examples for possibly bought from inspiring English sources
According to estimates by InfoWorld, a trade publication, about half of all corporate data today still reside on mainframes, possibly bought decades ago.
The bathroom cabinet contained an unfamiliar antibiotic, possibly bought in Eastern Europe, and not listed in any of the standard pharmaceutical resources.
The mobile phone companies say these details may have been hoovered up from social media accounts such as Facebook, or possibly bought on the "dark web".
The second photograph shows the loungers comprehensively draped including a union flag towel, a St George's flag towel and – possibly bought cheap after the recent unexpected slump in the market – an England World Cup flag towel.
Born and raised in Covent Garden in London, not far from the hustle and bustle of the Thames, Turner was sketching incessantly at 10. Soon his father, a successful barber and wig maker, was displaying his son's work in his shop, to be seen and possibly bought by wealthy clients.
How could they have possibly bought a five-story building in a metro city within half a decade of existence?
"The local authorities know that he can't possibly buy another wife".
Mr. McAndrews declined to comment on BMW's possibly buying a stake in Daimler.
"Look at iTunes radio in the US and Apple possibly buying Beats," said Drury.
"That knowledge makes it more likely that they will consider buying a G.M. vehicle and possibly buy one".
Alan Hill, a director of the firm, recalled the initial reaction: "Would anyone possibly buy a novel by an African?
