Sentence examples for seldom bought from inspiring English sources
"MUCH loved, seldom bought" might soon be the epitaph of Sweden's struggling Saab.
In couture - hyper-expensive, seldom bought - that thinking is already revolutionary.
When buying chocolate for ourselves, we seldom buy an assortment.
I look in charity shops, though I seldom buy anything.
But she keeps them all because: 'The dresses are not haunted, but invested with something that I don't want to let go - happy times, I suppose.' She tells me she hardly thinks about clothes between collections and seldom buys new ones.
Customers seldom buy on price.
As he seldom buys pieces with his own money, most of the items lining the walls are in transit between sellers and buyers.
He seldom cooks, buys his suits off-the-peg from TM Lewin, and when I ask if it's true he once played in a punk band called Squashed Psyche, he laughs – "Oh I wish it was!" – but admits that the first he heard of this fiction was when it appeared on Wikipedia.
We seldom recommend buying microcaps, yet this one could work out.
If any money came his way, and it seldom did, he immediately bought gourds of palm-wine, called round his neighbours and made merry.
Though Friedmann could seldom afford to buy film and often had to pawn his camera to survive in Paris, he schooled Pohorylle in the rudiments of photography and found her a job in the newly formed Alliance Photo picture agency.
