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buy up

VERB
  1. take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

How To Use buy up In A Sentence

  • Concentrate on one airline: Very frequent flyers get more free upgrades, often pay less to buy upgrades, and get preferred treatment on standby upgrade lists.
  • Baker-Smith was a philanthropist even at the age of 15 and used borrowed money to buy up art works at the annual end of year art exhibitions.
  • There's a bit about how the Tories 'web team (now numbering several members strong) listen to speeches given up their opponents to buy up, in real-time, phrases that they can link to their "prebuttal" of their adversaries' arguments, like Google ads on the term "boiler scrappage scheme. TechPresident
  • The mention of price rises sent citizens out to their shops to buy up as much as they could.
  • Did you log on and buy up the maximum allocation of six tickets per person?
  • A developer trying to buy up a site in a city comes across an owner who charges a ridiculously high price.
  • Who else would buy up 6250 cans, only to give all the cans away to dossers?
  • `What if Coulters manages to buy up the loose shares, as you call them, or their proxies, we'd have a stand-off, would we not? DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
  • Those that own the banks now hope that they can swoop in and buy up the nation's infrastructure for pennies on the dollar, or in this case aurar on the krona. Infowars
  • If this is a indication of what they will do to Marlin, better buy up your lever Marlin pronto. Remington Buys Marlin
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