Sentence examples for through buy from inspiring English sources

Spent fourteen minutes scrolling through "buy and sell yay" Facebook page while sitting on the toilet.

The people of Bolton helped fund its construction through "buy a brick" and "buy a seat" schemes, and its artistic directors have always tried to be inclusive and welcoming.

Mr. Kuh, who in addition to directing the student engagement survey is a professor of higher education at Indiana University, Bloomington, describes students like Mr. Bhalla as "maze smart" -- they have figured out what they have to do to get through: buy the book, find out what's going to be on the exam and stay invisible.

Our approach was able to surpass the profit obtained through buy and hold, which is a lower risk strategy.

Instead, enabling e-commerce through buy buttons may be a necessity, and even a survival mechanism, because the market, as we argued before, is commerce-driven, not ad-driven.

Many of the new landlords are financing their investments in property through "buy-to-let" loans.

BOSTON — Police departments have collected thousands of handguns through buy-back programs in communities throughout the country.

Cast your mind back to those halcyon days before the crash, for example, when instead of pressurising banks to beef up their risk-management systems, shareholders were asking them to return more money through buy-back programmes.

"In the late 1980s, people invested and speculated with their own home, now they are doing so through buy-to-let," says Richard Donnell, a director at FPDSavills, a property consultancy.

It may also heighten tensions within the ECB: rumours flew this week that Axel Weber, head of the Bundesbank and a critic of the ECB's foray into bond-buying, no longer wants to be a candidate to succeed Jean-Claude Trichet as its president.Speculation that the EFSF could facilitate a reduction in the debt of countries like Greece through buy-backs has also faded.

The company has been under pressure from investors, and left many disappointed by not also announcing a share buy-back scheme.Glencore, on the other hand, said it would return $1 billion to shareholders through buy-backs, as it reaps the benefits from selling a Peruvian copper mine for $6.5 billion and a vigorous commodities-trading business.