Examples of 'bought the island' in a sentence
Meaning of "bought the island"
bought the island - This phrase suggests that someone has purchased an entire island, often used figuratively to imply significant wealth or achievement
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bought the island
About as if he had bought the island.
I bought the island.
The gold you took from me when you bought the island.
He 'd bought the island three years before.
You were not there when I bought the island.
He sold everything, bought the island and set up a research laboratory.
He bought the island around 1890, and it acquired his middle name and surname.
Seattle millionaire William Trimble bought the island and renamed it Trimble Island.
After that, he bought the island multimillionaire Paul Getty 's grandson was kidnapped.
In 1626 the first governor, Peter Minuit, bought the island of Manhattan from the Native Americans.
He sold everything, bought the island and set up a research laboratory . He worked hard.
The city of Reykjavík bought the island in 1969 and has leased it out.
In 1941 Juan Flexas bought the island and started farming activities in the Es Lladó area.
In reality, she just bought the island from her lover, Benito Mussolini.
In 1626 the Dutch bought the island of Manhattan from American Indians.
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