用bought in造句子，“bought in”造句

Many investors appear to have bought into the view that such sites, which have seen soaring revenues, have huge potential in China's booming economy.

There is a kind of happiness that can never be bought in the world. It requires you to be young and foolish. Unfortunately, no one can be young when he is old. After seeing a lot of things, it is more difficult to become silly again.

Today we've bought into this myth that love is uncontrollable, that it's something that just happens to us; it's not something we control.

We have bought in large stocks of this material.

The price of an article bought in this way is always higher than the price that would be paid by cash. There is a charge for interest.

"The market overshot on the upside," said Adam Klopfenstein, a senior market strategist at Lind Waldock in Chicago. "Some of the traders who bought into this market are booking profits."

As well as various types of shirts, trousers and pullovers, the items bought include 29 body armor covers, 28 high visibility jackets, four inspector Flat Caps and 22 constable bowler hats.

What follows is the LXF refinement of the ebook, and every one of these tips was bought in blood, sweat and sleepless nights.

Meanwhile, those that have bought investment banks are not all finding it easy to meld the cultures.

Everything I know about the elegance of imperfection, I learned from the white porcelain plate I bought in Kyoto.

When it bought into Forbes, Elevation believed that the value of its stake would rise sharply, but was clearly worried about being able to exit the deal.

We've bought into the same ridiculous delusion.

As well as various types of shirts, trousers and pullovers, the items bought include 29 body armor covers, 28 high visibility jackets, 4 inspector flat caps and 22 constable bowler hats. (See photo).

And fields shall be bought in this land, whereof ye say, it is desolate without man or beast; it is given into the hand of the Chaldeans.