Sentence examples for really buy something from inspiring English sources

I should really buy something.

The Chinese company then spent the next decade struggling under the debt it took on for the purchase and technology quickly became obsolete.But Kodak is really buying something more valuable: admission to what could be the biggest film market in the world within a decade (it is already the third-largest, and is growing by 20-40% a year).

"But if you don't actually buy something, they really don't expect you to bill them for that time.

"We feel like we really need to buy something before it's over," she said.

It doesn't happen that often, but once in a while I find myself in the wild without my wallet and really need to buy something.

"If you really want to buy something that we are in need of, get something for teens or infants," said Sgt. Robert Bacchus, coordinator for Toys For Tots Orlando this year.

If you decide you really want to buy something, put it on a list.

Be sure you really want to buy something; read the labels, before you put it in your cart.

If you really want to buy something that you know is expensive, look at the price tag and imagine how hard it is for you, or anyone who earns for you to get that money.

I had heard about it and I hadn't really organized myself to buy something.

Kondracki didn't take his defeat too hard either, telling reporters: "I'll probably drink way too much and wake up and buy something really expensive that I don't need".