Sentence examples for usually purchased from inspiring English sources

Fennel is, of course, usually purchased for its bulb but these fronds are light and juicy and pleasingly aniseed.

So far this year, the only softening has been a 13percentt drop in sales for single-engine piston aircraft, the type usually purchased by private individual fliers, said Shelly Snyder Simi, a spokeswoman for the association.

Middleware technology is expensive and is usually purchased by larger banks, while smaller institutions rely on FTP and uploading Excel spreadsheets to websites for their connectivity needs.

She prefers talking instead about the roughly 70percentt savings that Brandless says it provides customers compared with more established brands of similar quality, whose goods are usually purchased on retail shelves.

"That's especially true for smaller items, such as Apple iPods, that are commonly purchased online," he notes, while acknowledging that bigger products, like refrigerators or stereos, are usually purchased at the store anyway.

They are usually purchased unshelled and are cracked open with the teeth.

Olympic ticket prices range from 40 Brazilian reais (£8) to 4,600 reais (£907), while officials say that Brazilians usually purchase tickets at the last minute and that there will be a late uptake in sales.

They usually purchase a controlling share in a company, bring in a combination of debt and equity, and manage the company in a way meant to increase its worth.

Professional teams usually purchase one for each player.They plot the unique movement patterns and bursts of intensity, allowing coaches to monitor whether all their wards are earning their keep.

The Nato alliance doesn't usually purchase its own military hardware but its members have clubbed together to buy five Global Hawks at a cost of $1.7bn 1.2bnn euros).

They usually purchase between 85percentand90percentcent of the invoice values on day one and then pay the rest of it (minus a fee) once the customer pays the invoice.