I bought it last week.

I bought it yesterday.

I bought it last week.

So I bought you food.

Walked into the Lego store.

I bought a watch, and I lost it the day after.

What I can't handle my money can.

Did you buy that book?

Have a seat.

Did she buy a watch? Yes, she bought one.

Did she buy a watch? Yes, she did.

The house has been bought.

You can't buy it anywhere but there.

I bought it.

Mother bought me the book.

Father bought me the book.

He made 15,000 dollars cash and bought the house that I grew up in.

If I were you, I'd buy that one.

What did she buy at the shop?

What did she buy at that store?

When did you buy it?

I bought a book.

My brother bought an electric guitar.

Trust me, they will.

You're supposed to put it all the way on.

That wasn't the deal.

I sold the shares for 100, and I bought them back for 50.

However, both farms made up for some of the shortfall by purchasing equal quantities of apples from farms in neighboring states.

But this equity tranche, it will get a junkier rating.

They took cash out of it, and they used that cash to buy their Hummers, to go on vacation, to buy fancy clothes, whatever.

Where did you buy this book?

That is exactly what I wanted to buy.

He had to ransom a Fei Tsui jade necklace stolen from a friend.

There's 10 tickets in this lottery.

I bought it yesterday.

I bought a slow cooker.

He was poor and could not buy it.

I had bought it the week before.

My father has bought a new car.

My father bought a new car.

I bought a watch.

Shortly after the war my father bought a new house, in which I was born.

I bought an old car.

I bought it at a giveaway price.

I bought it at a department store.