Sentence examples for think he bought from inspiring English sources

I think he bought a house.

Mind you, I don't think he bought it from M&S.

THE "young baron of England" in "The Merchant of Venice" is a composite creature: "I think he bought his doublet in Italy, his round hose in France, his bonnet in Germany and his behavior everywhere".

So is she about to surrender her voice to his in order to hang onto a job she deems coveted by every magazine editor in New York City? "I've been on a mission to keep this magazine alive, smart and compelling in very difficult times," she says, of its profit plunge to $1 million in 2002 from $8 million in the mid-90's, "and I don't think he bought it because he thinks he can reinvent it.

I think he bought it, it was hard to tell.

I think he bought a Hoodsie or some Hubba Bubba.

If you were investing with him, you would think he buys beat-up textile companies [like Berkshire Hathaway], but what do you do [to categorize him] when he starts buying Coke and Gillette?

He thinks he bought a speedboat in Ibiza?

Mr. Wainwright thinks he bought the place right after he went to rehab in 2002.

At the height of the Communards' fame, Richard Coles (6) "thinks (he) bought a speedboat in Ibiza".

Does someone want to tell CPW's Charles Dunstone that the guy he just paid £370m to openly thinks he bought a dog?