Sentence examples for purchasing the site from inspiring English sources

When I visited 800.com, for instance, I found a redesigned site aimed at making customers feel more comfortable about purchasing the site's wares: 2,000 consumer electronics products from more than 65 manufacturers.

However, Stephen DeNardo, chief executive of RiverOak Investments, which had in interest in purchasing the site, said the company could cover the costs of the compulsory purchase.

The Vatican denies purchasing the site (of course, they deny a lot of things), so after a certain period it would be up for grabs.

Director Mark Brace said he had previously expressed an interest in purchasing the site in 2003, before the new bakery was built next door, as part of the company's expansion plans.

Microsoft was reportedly in the hunt for YouTube several years ago but when Google ended up purchasing the site in October 2006, Microsoft put out a statement saying that while it had “evaluated acquiring this type of technology several months ago” it had decided that building its own video-sharing service would be “a more cost-effective way to compete in this new space.”.

Commenting on the latest development, the group said: "Given that Battersea Power Station falls within the three mile radius as originally set out in the recent proposal put by Chelsea FC to Chelsea Pitch Owners, Say No CPO welcome the club's potential interest in purchasing the site, as well as their continued efforts to explore options regarding expansion of Stamford Bridge.

He persuaded the Dia Art Foundation in Texas to purchase the site on his behalf.

Elizabeth Poole, an early proprietor, was said to have purchased the site from Native Americans in 1638.

"If the landowner or developer won't do the deal, the council should compulsorily purchase the site at its existing-use value and build the housing themselves.

It was soon noticed by a California market research firm, the Dohring Company, and in 2000 the firm's founder, Doug Dohring, purchased the site.

Asked whether he was under some obligation, having purchased the site, to keep it as a film studio, he said: "Technically, no.