bought's Usage Examples:

every night, persuade men to spend at least 40 cents every time they bought a round, and to lure guys to the Marlborough Hotel.

During the 13th century, some of them bought homes that neighbored each other.

Likely in frustration, Howard bought land at Welwyn to house the second garden city in 1919.

He bought depreciated rentes and had them raised to their nominal value by the treasury; he extorted.

Later, in a Rolls-Royce he bought on his fortieth birthday, he drove from Bombay to Saint Tropez via Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran and Turkey.

English Partnerships, which merged with the Homes and Communities Agency in 2008, bought the site in 2000.

Michigan Athletics, under Brandon's leadership, raised student season ticket prices amid a slump in student attendance nationally, which drew scrutiny from student government officials after roughly a third fewer students bought season tickets.

pantry has a large oven while the adjoining kitchen has an iron stove with hotplates, bought in the 1870s to replace an open fire.

Out of necessity, Philomenus bought two oxen, invented the wagon or plough, and supported.

In 1946 the Department of Defence bought three British corvettes for a bargain price and the Long Éireannach (LÉ) Cliona, LÉ Maev and LÉ Macha, were the.

On April 7, 2014, Sankaty Advisors, an arm of the private equity firm Bain Capital, bought the company from a group that included the investment firm Harbinger.

In Jaffa he joined the Pioneers of Jewish Settlement Committee or Halutzey Yesud HaMaala which eventually bought the land for Rishon Le Zion from Tzvi Leventine.

Synonyms:

boughten, factory-made,

Antonyms:

home-brewed, homespun, homemade,