How to pronounce “buy up” in English

So when you buy up the jungle, you just want to let it be, let the natural ecosystem come back to life in the cases

I'll buy up a lot of your stock.

They'll buy up a lot of stock and agitate for you to spin off a business.

And you can either simply buy up huge tracts of land and protect them.

They understood that they needed to buy up cable business.

There were some programs early on where they tried to buy up the opium crop, poppy crop, from all the farmers as a way to keep them having some income

"Yeah, come in and and buy up stuff."

Because you wouldn't necessarily want an outside investor to come in and buy up enough shares

So myself and one of my other engineers actually camped out at the Best Buy up at .

There's a sheep advertising network out there that maybe Google can buy up and have some revelant, relevant ads for us there.

The idea that a company like a UGO or something might just buy up a couple thousand websites and then run ads across their entire network.

Finish in the more interesting, cheaper place and buy up everything there and fly home heavy.

that he couldn't do anywhere else in the world which is buy up amounts of land that were larger than the entire area of

it's it's a common reaction when uh Rockefeller wanted to buy up the land

subscriptions, we're going to be good and we're going to be able to buy up some of our competitors who are going to

And we have to stop giving up all of our water to companies like Nestles of the world that buy up water rights for nothing, literally nothing,

So in the end, unfortunately, they only managed to buy up about 80% of the combinations of tickets.

I know it became quite a business for a while where people would go around the shelves, buy up all of the baby formula,

Yes, if you're 18 or older, you can walk into one of the coffee shops and buy up to five grams because they have an official policy of not

Well, an arbitrageur sitting on a trading desk someplace will see that and buy up gold in New York at $1,200

So what happens in China, is that as the urban areas expand, the local city governments will buy up the neighboring farmland but they don't generally buy up the cluster of village homes.

They're coming in, they're buying up existing, they're not really setting up the McKaplan, or the McLaureate but they're trying to buy up existing institutions with local