Sentence examples for sole purchase from inspiring English sources

The Gunners sole purchase this summer has been the 20-year-old French striker Yaya Sanogo from Auxerre on a free transfer.

I bodysurfed warm green sea crests, watching surfers zip across the white ruffles, then sat under a raffia umbrella in a chiringuito with a beer – my sole purchase of the day.

When the beating of your heart/Echoes the beating of the drum/There is a life about to start/When tomorrow comes!" And so on, rather spine-tinglingly (I've not actually seen Les Mis, incidentally. My sole purchase of musical tickets – Matilda, last December – confirmed it is an activity easily as eye-wateringly luxe as a wet Wednesday on Merseyside).

"We wanted to empower [our customers] to feel like they are able to actually do something with their sole purchase, whether it's a burger or whether it's just a beer," Saari explains.

As a consequence, during the first three years of World War I, he became the sole purchasing agent in the United States for the British and French governments, buying about $3,000,000,000 worth of military and other supplies from American firms on behalf of those countries.

Also, it is the primary, but not sole, purchasing agent of the honey produced on the island, as the owner guarantees a minimum price (6,500 to 7,000 YR or USD 32) per litre, which is much higher than the average price of a goat or sheep.

The current electricity law requires the sole power purchase and procurement company in Oman to establish power purchase contracts with developers who generate electricity using the least costly and most technically feasible technologies [52].

When preparing to go off to college, my sole wardrobe purchase was a Bendel's-brand sweater set.

To clean the sole plate, purchase iron cleaner at a local store.

Respondents who had used price risk tools also had herds with higher milk production per cow, were much less likely to have their business organized as a sole proprietorship, purchased a higher percent of their feed, and had a slightly higher debt to asset ratio.

By adding more nonbusiness news, Mr. Murdoch hopes The Journal will become the sole daily newspaper purchase for many more New Yorkers.