Sentence examples for reference to the purchase from inspiring English sources

Anheuser-Busch retaliated with ads belittling Miller Lite, calling it the "queen of carbs" as well as "South African owned," a reference to the purchase of Miller Brewing by South African Breweries, which formed SABMiller, the London-based parent company.

Anheuser-Busch, stung, reacted with a series of campaigns that culminated in the catty "queen of carbs" attacks as well as digs at Miller for being "South African owned," a reference to the purchase of Miller by South African Breweries to form SABMiller, which is based in London.

On Wednesday, Shkreli, who became disparagingly known as "pharma bro" after he made headlines for the price gouge, retweeted the Bloomberg article and made several references to the purchase from his Twitter account.

An article on Monday about the Brooklyn Brewery's sale of its distribution rights to two companies reversed the references to the purchases.

The whole thing?" (in reference to the previous purchase — you know, when they just bought the idea).

The executive producer of Top Gear, Andy Wilman, denied any intentional reference to the Falklands conflict "Top Gear production purchased three cars for a forthcoming programme; to suggest that this car was either chosen for its number plate, or that an alternative number plate was substituted for the original is completely untrue," he said.

Several news websites asked if Google was planning to combine its robot and AI purchases and build "Skynet" - a reference to the fictional, self-aware artificial intelligence system that features in the Terminator films.

"I have at no time made, or was intending to make, any reference to any purchase of votes or similar unethical behaviour".

It was not in his sworn testimony in an unrelated case before the House Ethics Committee, where he referred only to "concerns I had heard in reference to a large purchase of an item on the Cafaro Company credit card for Mr. Torricelli's girlfriend".

Taking then the perspective of an organisation's customers in reference to purchase and utilisation of services is described as customer value.

7 -- President Bush gives a major speech on the threat from Iraq in Cincinnati but makes no reference to attempts to purchase uranium.