Sentence for bought | Use bought in a sentence

Bought sentence examples. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use bought in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for bought.

• And he had bought. (8)
• He has bought Elba. (10)
• The secret was bought. (10)
• Soames bought the paper. (8)
• He has bought the Crouch. (10)
• Then he bought his ticket. (9)
• He had bought her a new horse. (8)
• Had he bought them to put there? (8)
• He bought and sold and got gain. (9)
• She bought herself some flowers. (8)
• And you bought my horse last summer. (8)
• She had bought a copy of it at the station. (8)
• Hart bought a newspaper at the first stand. (13)
• Yet she had not bought the indulgence in vain. (5)
• He bought pictures, but Art must be encouraged. (8)
• His father had bought him that thin curved case. (8)
• I was tempted, and I bought the slippers of him. (9)
• But the victory was dearly bought by the English. (18)
• Money, and all it bought, did not bring happiness. (8)
• The hotel had bought three dozen of that little lot! (8)
• Hart hurried into the station and bought his ticket. (13)
• Before he bought his own ticket he appealed once more to Dan. (9)
• There were mouse-holes in her room, and she had bought a trap. (8)
• He naturally thought highly of the position, having bought it. (10)
• I bought one, hastily running my eyes down the columns in the shop. (10)
• I bought a mastiff for her, a brown retriever, and a little terrier. (10)
• There is all the new calico, that was bought last week, not touched yet. (4)
• My friends bought me with public printing, and sold me for their own ends. (16)
• Their agent bought him from King Theebaw, the erratic sovereign of Burmah. (21)
• The pecuniary gain is not obvious, but I had bought freedom into the bargain. (2)
• He therefore bought a unique picture at great cost, and gave it to the nation. (8)
• But daily he bought a newspaper, and feverishly, furtively scanned its columns. (8)
• You have bought her too dearly, and your brother does not offer half her value. (4)
• And they had not stolen, they had bought the powder, only intending to startle. (10)
• When he came out for lunch he bought the most sensational of the evening papers. (8)
• When we married I thought our position demanded a country-seat, and I bought it. (18)
• The Dyspepsy had bought his philosophy at a heavy price; he had a right to use it. (10)
• Temple was in distress of spirits because of his having been ignominiously bought off. (10)
• We agreed that it would be a good thing if we entered the village and bought something. (10)
• They had bought no programme, all music being the same to Winton, and Gyp not needing any. (8)
• Innumerable men of breeding and the soundest principles must have bought their wives in here. (8)
• He accompanied his wife downstairs and bought her some violets from the florist in the vestibule. (13)
• He remembered accompanying her to one of the great shops, where she bought a pair of cheap gloves. (12)
• Our fathers bought land of the red-men, and have grown a great people, even as the stars in the sky. (19)
• Everything in the room had been bought for cheapness; no luxuries were there, and necessaries not enough. (8)
• She looked her prettiest; and she bought a gardenia at a shop in Baker Street and fastened it in her dress. (8)
• I bought one for her the other day, and it was pronounced to be a prodigious bargain by every lady who saw it. (4)
• In my second year, near its close, I saw that I was really a property, a chattel, a something bought and sold. (16)
• We could have bought (as we did buy) our piece of land and our cottage, out of which we could not have been turned. (8)
• Certainly a man like Jacob Blathenoy was a mouthful for any woman: and he had bought his wife, he deserved no pity. (10)
• Consequently, the Greydons were lordly proprietors, for the thrifty grandfather had bought his lands from the Indians. (18)
• For instance, the former Associated Press never bought a controlling share of the old-time United Press, as he alleges. (16)
• She had bought his promise that he would leave the country, and she had rescued the honour of the family by paying him. (10)
• The gentleman bought a ticket for New York, and remained at the window of the office talking quite easily with the seller. (9)
• We bought ten old chairs, highbacked and covered with a flowered plush, which oddly enough exactly matched our wall-paper. (14)
• I bought something the nature of which did not dawn upon me until late; I felt environment adapt me to it little by little. (16)
• For an hour they examined the articles she had bought, and the architect was sufficiently approving to satisfy Mrs. Phillips. (13)
• Already in the afternoon he passed posters announcing the identity of the dead man, and bought the papers to see what they said. (8)
• Clemens pointed out the scenery he had bought to give himself elbow-room, and showed me the lot he was going to have me build on. (9)
• But the next morning Christian took the underground railway to the Anhalter Station, and bought a third-class ticket to Frankfort. (12)
• In nine cases in ten the person who bought did so in the hope and expectation of getting much for little and something for nothing. (7)
• He went out into the hot Strand, bought himself a necessary book, and after drinking more coffee, came back and again began to work. (8)
• Billboards, barns, fences, hedges, trees, windows, and all other available space is bought up with apparently reckless expenditures. (21)
• He read the names of the novels on the book-stall, and bought one at last, to avoid being regarded with suspicion by the book-stall clerk. (8)
• Ah, Mr. Beamish, pictures are ours, when we have bought them and hung them up; but who insures us possession of a beautiful work of Nature? (10)
• He had bought the ugly great thing with two early Matisses before the War, because there was such a fuss about those Post-Impressionist chaps. (8)
• Next morning he got his cheque cashed, but avoided the shop of the dove-grey dress like the plague; and, instead, bought himself some necessaries. (8)
• Mentally he had hung this space with those gold-framed masterpieces of still and stiller life which he had bought in days when quantity was precious. (8)
• She bought old cases and chests which she promptly sent to the attic; Chinese vases, Renaissance embroideries, ivory boxes, cut-glass goblets, candelabra of chased metal work. (12)

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Definition of bought:

• bought, bawt, pa.t. and pa.p. of buy. | bought’en in an archaic form.(0) | bought, bowt, n. a bight or bend: (_spens._) a twist or coil: the bend of a sling in which the stone is placed. (0)

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