My roommate is prodigal when it comes to spending money on movies; he buys them the day they're released, regardless of price.

Who buys this type of art?

Now ten dollars buys less than five dollars did three years ago.

Who buys tickets to ride in their own motor car?

A merchant is a person who buys and sells goods.

A retail merchant buys wholesale and sells retail.

He buys and sells leather goods.

He is liberal with his money and buys a lot of presents.

He buys only what'll be useful for him.

She always buys nothing but the best of everything.

She always buys milk.

She always buys expensive clothes.

She buys few clothes here.

She keeps a record of everything she buys.

She buys shoes indiscriminately.

She makes careful choices when she buys clothes.

She buys what she wants regardless of the cost.

He buys clothes.

He buys medicine.

The boy buys a dog.

The girl buys milk at the market.

My mother always buys at the drugstore.

Tom hardly ever buys anything at this store.

Tom buys two or three cameras every year.

Tom buys new shoes whenever he can find a pair that fit.

Mary doesn't make pie crust. She usually buys it pre-made.

She still buys milk.

I've heard that Tom buys things on the black market.

If a guy buys you a drink in a bar you can be sure he's looking to get laid.

The later they contact me, the better. That buys me time.

He buys us newspapers.

She buys us shoes.

No one I know buys CDs anymore.

My wife buys vegetables from a supermarket nearby.

Tom almost never buys chocolate bars.

Mary only buys sweatshop-free clothing.

The man buys beautiful roses for his wife.

She only buys second-hand clothing.

Tom hardly ever buys things he doesn't need.

Tom buys us vegetables.

Tom buys our vegetables.

Tom buys all his clothes right off the rack.

I wonder who buys this stuff.

He buys the tobacco at the black market.

An Olympic boxing champion buys a very expensive jacket. He comes to the Olympic village and leaves his jacket in a dressing room with a sign saying "You take the jacket, I kill you. Olympic boxing champion." In an hour he comes back to see his jacket gone, and another sign: "You catch me first. Olympic running champion."

Tom's mother still buys his clothes for him.

I made some good buys.

You like anyone who buys you a beer.

It's not very often that someone buys a thousand dollar hat.

Tom always buys "Magic Fairy Soup" at the supermarket. So that no suspicion falls on him, he always says at the register that it's for his (non-existent) daughter.

She buys everything she wants without paying attention to the price.

Every spectator buys a ticket.

Tom always checks to verify that no dyes are in any food he buys.

Tom says he usually buys a new car every three years.

Alright! Ten yuan buys five kilos, OK?

Tom often buys expensive clothes.

My mom always buys a bag of tortilla chips with a jar of salsa.

Who buys such art?

She buys bread.

Presumably, he buys them abroad.

He probably buys them abroad.

Tom often buys clothes online.

The old man you saw today in the studio was Baron Hausberg. He is a great friend of mine, buys all my pictures and that sort of thing, and gave me a commission a month ago to paint him as a beggar.

Tom buys a newspaper on his way to work.

Tom doesn't know where Mary buys her groceries.

Tom buys me anything I want.

Tom buys me things that I want.

He buys a computer.

She buys a computer.

He buys bread.

He buys flowers for his girlfriend.

A fence is a criminal who buys stolen goods and sells them to others.

Tom buys and sells antique rugs.

Tom buys and sells antiques.

Tom buys and sells used cars.

I don't know where Tom buys his groceries.

I don't really care what Tom buys.

Tom usually buys expensive clothes.

Tom seldom buys expensive clothes.

Who buys these kinds of things?

Tom buys and sells old coins.

Tom often buys food for us.

Tom buys bottled water.

Julia buys a mirror and holds it before her eyes.

Mary says she usually buys a new car every three years.

Mary hardly ever buys things she doesn't need.

I don't care what Tom buys.

He buys thrift store landscape paintings and adds raccoons doing modern things, like operating a microwave, to the backgrounds.

Sami buys toys from this store.

At the beginning of civilization, the crazy man, the shaman, ate grass on the river bank and pulled his hair out. Now today, the same madman blabbers on his cellphone about crypto-currency, buys a scone at Starbucks for $4.35, and his hair falls out on its own.

Tom only buys free-range eggs.

Tom sometimes buys toys from this store.

Tom never buys bread.

Tom buys clothes at a store on Park Street.

Tom buys medicine at the drugstore across from the post office.

I'll buy the same thing Tom buys.

Tom buys a computer.

Tom almost never buys chocolate.

Sami buys and sells horses.

Mom buys a large slice of pork every Wednesday at the butcher's.

Tom buys and sells cars.