Sentence examples for which could be bought from inspiring English sources

When God-fearing immigrants moved into the neighbourhoods, they made use of these large halls, which could be bought cheaply.

He looked for goods that Mexico imports from various countries which could be bought instead from U.S. producers.

They were known as congers and developed into a system of shares in individual books, which could be bought and sold at will.

But it was that connection that made the older programs, which could be bought only at the stadium, so appealing and meaningful.

Back in the 1970s, before the state raised its drinking age to 21 from 18, university snack bars served beer, which could be bought with a meal card.

Models on his catwalk wore hiking sandals from the brand, which could be bought for the dad-friendly price of £25.

And it was hard to determine which cases could be bought for which phones because the site won't show you options that are temporarily unavailable.

Become an over-mastering passion with these people who come here in droves from Eastern Europe to escape persecution, from which freedom could be bought only with gold, it has enslaved them in bondage worse than that from which they fled.

The first is of a Gallic rooster, which again could be bought through a mail order catalog, or a soldier, the poilu.

Enron saw that deregulation would make possible a national market in which gas could be bought where it was cheap and sold where it was expensive.

He outlined a plan under which shareholders could be bought out for $420 a share — a 20percentt premium over the stock price after the company's second-quarter earnings call last week — or they could remain as private shareholders.