People can buy^ seeds by using the Internet.|
People can buy seeds by^ using the Internet.|
You can buy^ T-shirts that carry his image.|
You can buy^ them just about anywhere in the country.|
People in the United States buy^ medicine in two ways.|
They can buy^ some medicines in a store without an order from a doctor.|
Some companies buy^ advertising ads on the Internet.|
A number of companies also buy^ ads on television.|
To save time, they buy^ some food at an eating place in the museum.|
The children are able to buy^ sheets of uncut money.|
Every weekend, many Americans drive around looking for things to buy^.|
They might buy^ an object simply because it costs so little.|
The two diplomats had planned to buy^ property next to each other.|
Each year, cat-owners buy^ tons of food especially prepared for cats.|
They buy^ toys and other equipment.|
They buy^ jewelry and clothes for themselves with images of cats on them.|
The Dents buy^ them food and pay for their health care.|
Anyone can buy^ or sell agreements, or contracts, on the exchange.|
The companies were required to buy^ power on the open market.|
Under this plan, the state is to buy^ much of its electric power directly from suppliers.|
A foreign investor may either create a new business or buy^ an existing business.|
It is Mel Brooks' way of saying good-bye^.|
Bye^ is used to express farewell.|
Bye^ Steve! See you next week.|
Don't go without saying good-bye^ to me, will you?|
He kissed her children good-bye^ before leaving for work.|
We said our bye^s, and left.|
Antonym of bye^ is hello.|
Synonyms of bye^ is goodbye.|
Sometimes patients fail to finish taking the medicine ordered by^ their doctors.|
The crew is frightened by^ the speed.|
Satellites that provide the information for GPS are owned by^ the US government.|
They are controlled by^ the Department of Defense.|
Information from the NAVSTAR system can be used by^ anyone.|
The airplane had flown by^ mistake into airspace over the Soviet Union.|
It was shot down by^ Soviet military aircraft.|
Because the GPS is owned by^ the US government, the information it sends is free.|
This was done so the information could not be used by^ military forces of any future enemy.|
This is done by^ using liquid nitrogen, electricity, radiation or an operation.|
The method was developed by^ American doctor Frederick Mohs in the Nineteen Thirties.|
Coastal erosion is a loss of land that is made worse by^ powerful ocean storms.|
But the Senate rejected the measure by^ a vote of fifty-two to forty-eight.|
All this is a smaller version of an anti-missile system proposed by^ President.|
They say work must start by^ early next year.