Sentence examples similar to sum owned from inspiring English sources

SUM owns the marketing rights to United States national teams, the Mexican national team in North America and has a piece of the highly successful World Football Challenge (with Creative Artists Agency).

The company, which completed its purchase of E.S. Kluft in March for an undisclosed sum, already owned one of Britain's oldest luxury bedding brands, Vi-Spring, which was founded in 1901.

One of them, which was recently sold at auction for a large sum, was once owned by Jefferson Davis, the only President of the Confederacy.

Investment institutions cannot beat the market because they manage such large sums and own so many shares that they are the market.

Why would successful business people pay outrageous sums to own a piece of a major league baseball team in an industry that loses so much money?

Parker recently told me that a group of investors had bought the painting for a "substantial sum," though he still owned a share in it.

A new book out recently called for the better management of public wealth - the sum of public assets owned by government - for better governance, and returns.

The studio bought the iconic character for an undisclosed sum from Felix the Cat Productions, owned by Don Oriolo.

They're masterly on their own; in sum, they have a humble generosity.

"The political gossip is entertaining, a fast read, until we remind ourselves of the subject matter and the consequences," sums my own sentiment well.

One banner - 'You will never own me' - summed up the mood: pointed but not poisonous.