Sentence examples for purchasing boxing from inspiring English sources

An obsessive sports fan and an inveterate memorabilia collector who had a 700-pound chunk of stone from the original Yankee Stadium planted in his rock garden, he leapt into sports journalism by the beginning of the 1970s, purchasing Boxing Illustrated — which he edited well but ran as a business badly — and a handful of lesser-known, short-lived sports publications.

Prepare for moving day by purchasing boxes, reserving a moving van, and enlisting friends to join in moving day fun.

The New Yorker, December 12 , 1925P. 9 Paul Helms has purchased Box No. 4, formerly Belmont Box, at the Metropolitan Opera.

You can also purchase boxes of chocolates filled with Chaudun's exquisite truffles and ganaches, flavoured with notes such as pepper, lime, caramel and sherry.

Pastelarias in Portugal stay busy throughout the day as customers pop in to purchase boxes of pastries, or pause for a bit to savour baked morsels and coffee.

Guests can purchase boxes, all of which contain some form of a prize, from a wall of identical packages.

When I attended Baylor University at the end of the 1990s the traditional means of communicating pride or announcements for the school was to purchase boxes of simple white chalk and run all over campus to spread the news via sidewalk.

Also, purchasing expensive boxing gloves or joint braces can add up quickly.

Each box contains two separate tests, so purchasing one box is sufficient for most women.

Last month, Gennady Golovkin — a ferocious but affable middleweight virtuoso from Kazakhstan, known as G.G.G., or Triple G — was the main attraction in an HBO pay-per-view broadcast that attracted a modest number of purchases; boxing fans love him, and the hope is that before long, casual fans will fall in love, too.

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