Sentence examples for widely bought from inspiring English sources
"widely bought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
This phrase is usually used to indicate that a specific item is very popular and has sold in high numbers. For example, "The new iPhone model has been widely bought since its release."
But even among those kinds of businesses, he said, supplementary coverage is not widely bought.
The most-streamed tracks chart aims to track the nation's most popular songs rather than those most widely bought.
For the first time, the chart will accurately reflect the nation's most popular songs rather the simply those most widely bought.
Action on Sugar said it analysed 131 hot flavoured drinks, including coffees, mochas, lattes, hot fruit drinks and hot chocolates among other drinks that are widely bought from some of the UK's best-known coffee shops and fast-food chains.
With this kind of coverage, widely bought by corporations and nonprofit organizations like unions and pension plans, the organization is reimbursed for theft or embezzlement by officials and employees.
In the United States, "August 1914" reached No. 2 on best-seller lists, but the subsequent volumes, "November 1916," "March 1917," and "April 1917," all completed in Cavendish, have not been widely bought or read.
Bright, inquisitive, open minded, she traveled widely and bought at least a scrap of everything, from Korans and Chinese bronzes to watercolors by Sargent and other artists of her day.
Mount Vernon proved to be another model that was widely copied: buy an undervalued, underperforming company using its own assets as collateral for borrowed money; ruthlessly slash operating costs and improve profitability; then break it up and sell the pieces at a profit -- the forerunner of the leveraged buyout perfected by Henry Kravis.
A middle-aged brunette gushed about the outstanding chocolate coconut ("the secret is cream cheese", she said) and grinned widely after buying four.
Mr. Terra was passionate about American impressionism, and bought widely in the area.
As is evident here, early-to-mid-20th-century Rockefellers, beginning with John D. Jr. (1874-1960), his wife, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (1874-1948) and their six children, bought widely and wisely in Chinese ceramics.
