Sentence examples for world purchases from inspiring English sources

Instead of opening an iTunes account with your credit card, you must instead create a PayPal account, then you can link that to a credit card account if you want your App World purchases to end up there.

That is the rate of growth of America's current-account deficit, the difference between the cost of goods and services the U.S. purchases from the rest of the world and what the world purchases from the U.S. When America buys $360 billion a year more from the world than it sells to it, it pays for the difference in the form of ious: stocks, bonds, bank deposits and so forth.

Some of the co-branded credits cards are: Good Sam Visa Signature card, which earns points on Good Sam and Camping World purchases.

Under the REDD scheme companies in the developed world purchase carbon credits to invest in reducing emissions from forested lands.

The following questions (copied into a handout for easier student access) should guide them as they write: -What was your initial reaction to the Dubai Ports World purchase?

He used a similar formula for success in a series of acquisitions all around the world, purchasing failing (mostly state-run) outfits and sending in special management teams to reorganize the businesses.

In 1997, Mr. Bennett, himself a refugee from the business world, purchased a TriBeCa studio, the Off Wall Street Jam, where he coached and encouraged other reborn musicians and helped arrange engagements for them at clubs in Manhattan.

And those salespeople responded as instructed, producing a giggly lovefest that seemed to leave everyone satisfied and, at least in this fantasy world, purchasing an expensive undergarment or two.

Also in the palazzo is the astounding, wooden Teatro Farnese, destroyed by Allied bombs in 1944 but meticulously reconstructed, and the Biblioteca Palatina, whose 700,000 books include one of the most important troves of Hebrew manuscripts in the world, purchased by the duchessa from the priest who collected them.

Miksche points to Finnish startup Habbo Hotel, an avatar-based virtual world purchased by Finnish telecom company Elisa Oyj, as an example of a successful virtual-goods seller he wouldn't mind emulating.

BigShots received a significant shot in the arm last month when ClubCorp, which owns and operates the most private golf clubs in the world, purchased a controlling interest in the venture.