Sentence examples for traditionally buy from inspiring English sources

This is aimed at a younger audience that traditionally buy M cars.

Is it because Carol partly takes place at Christmas, which is when people traditionally buy each other presents?

That drove down the purchasing power of Argentines, who traditionally buy with cash at the very height of the holiday season.

"But we're clearly not out to pirate books," she added, noting that libraries traditionally buy one or more copies of print books and circulate them, which has not been a problem for publishers.

Ms. Grunwald said that campaigns traditionally buy time on television news programs because they deliver older audiences of both party affiliations who are interested in the news and, the logic goes, therefore interested enough to vote.

As part of Tuesday's conference call, Mr. Mudd revealed that falling home prices and rising foreclosures that started in the subprime marketplace had spread to the higher-quality loans that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac traditionally buy.

"There is an opportunity for a lot of trial from people who traditionally bought a different brand," Ms. Kühl said.

Two-thirds of India's gold demand comes from villages, where jewellery is traditionally bought as an investment.

Well-to-do Florentines traditionally bought vacation homes in Castiglioncello, Mr. Fargion said, but in recent years foreign buyers, many of them Russian, have dominated the market.

As middlemen, they traditionally bought and sold raw materials, financed building projects and sold finished goods around the world, earning fat commissions.

They are concerned that the plant, which traditionally buys half the apples produced in the region, will cut back because the plant's output has fallen.