Sentence examples for thousands of buys from inspiring English sources
The U.F.C. now presents about one pay-per-view fight every month, averaging hundreds of thousands of buys per fight — an enviable business model but a hungry one, since it requires that fans be convinced anew, every month, not just to watch but to buy.
The U.F.C. now presents about one pay-per-view fight every month, averaging hundreds of thousands of buys per fight an enviable business model but a hungry one, since it requires that fans be convinced anew, every month, not just to watch but to buy.
In 2007, she celebrated the 40th anniversary of buying a seat on the New York Stock Exchange by ringing the closing bell.
Treating yourself to a Wedgwood Queen's Ware gravy boat rather than an Adam mansion was the late 18th-century equivalent of buying a bottle of Balenciaga perfume today, when you would really like a dress.
The term comes from the habit of 19th-century landowner-politicians of buying command of the national-guard unit in their locality.
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For Mario Buatta, it was the experience of buying an 18th-century lap desk.
So pervasive was baseball in a single metropolis that Frank's, a white-linen steakhouse at the Lower Manhattan end of 10th Avenue, bought a $400 television set to erect above the small bar -- thus ending 88 years of insistence that nothing distract customers from the cuts of beef laid before them.
He had taken advantage of the huge archaeological findings at the end of the 19th century, buying at auction small pieces of unearthed statues found in Greece and Italy that other museums had refused.
The report by Paragon Mortgages to mark the 18th birthday – or "coming of age" – of buy to let, predicts that landlords will continue to make an average of 11% a year for the next decade.
