Sentence examples for purchase described from inspiring English sources

The purchase, described by the Newseum as the most expensive for a piece of commercial property in the District of Columbia, will give the Newseum a high-profile location and exhibition space three times its current 50,000 square feet.

Hobby Lobby apparently ignored this warning and the next year bought 5,500 artifacts for $1.6 million—a purchase described by the DOJ as being " fraught with red flags".

Hobby Lobby apparently ignored this warning, and the next year bought 5,500 artifacts for $1.6 million—a purchase described by the DOJ as being "fraught with red flags".

With the purchase, described as a "rare opportunity" by CEO Sheppard, Grand Met set about converting certain Wimpy locations that employed a counter service system into Burger King locations.

Proponents of the purchase described how ownership of Joppenbergh would allow Rosendale to connect the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail with Main Street, and how property values near the mountain would increase.

Despite the manner of Friday's arrival, and although he knew there "had to be something wrong with him", the Cardiff manager was still happy with his purchase, describing the £28,000 transfer as "an absolute steal".

A stud farm record was made of his purchases describing many of the horses as well as their abilities, and was deposited in his library, becoming a source for later study.

In a survey, experienced purchasing personnel described a specific purchase and profiled the skills required for effective performance in purchasing that item.

Mr. Michael, whose show, "Haiku/Innuendo," opens at the Neuberger Museum of Art in Purchase today, described his work method this way: "It's kind of a free-falling," he said.

Announcing the purchase, LaSalle described the current state of Tower Ramparts as "neglected" and "tired and in need of revitalisation".

Addressing the same tea party organization in March in Hanover, Lance agreed with a member of the audience that DHS should explain the large ammo purchase orders described in a Forbes article.