Sentence examples for practical to buy from inspiring English sources
"I tried to reason with her mother, explaining that it's not practical to buy something at this stage in our lives but she wouldn't hear it," he said.
I'd buy it from the supermarket, but it's not practical to buy it here and lug it all the way home.
Brazilians are traditionally resistant to buying second hand goods, but online marketplace bomnegocio.com has made it fun, desirable and practical to buy and sell used items.
It's simply not practical to buy all the shows you want through iTunes right now.
It may be more practical to buy the service on a as need basis and save months of billing cycles.
On the other hand, if you do not have these features in your boat, it is not practical to buy a motor that uses them.
Then of course it's practical, things to buy.
Most are privately placed, so a closed-end is the most practical way to buy them.
Taxes, in this case, are not an evil, not a drag on society, but are instead a wonderful purchasing opportunity, providing the most practical way to buy extremely desirable goods: peace and security.
In staid, practical Geneva, Bedford manages to buy not plain tea but "an ounce of Gout des Caravanes" from "a Swiss tradesman with Mongolian eyes".
We can stick to rankings within one aesthetic value (hence we may be able to compare Guernica with Picasso's late nudes), and when we have to make practical choices about what to buy, or what to save, or what to read, we can use other commensurable values, such as convenience, or replaceability, and make decisions.
