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Meanings of buy a house in English

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Usage of buy a house in English
1
I shall sell my house abroad and buy a house in Ireland.
The Irish Times
2
The couple had already managed to buy a house in New Plymouth.
Radio NZ
3
About two years into our marriage, Mickey wanted to buy a house.
A Life in Parts
4
By 2000, they had saved up enough money to buy a house.
The Guardian
5
The idea was so that we could save to buy a house.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
6
You and your significant other are meshing funds to buy a house.
Ebony
7
Jimmy and Ilka have a child, named Maggie; they buy a house.
The new yorker
8
The state was stupidly short-sighted to buy a house in this quarter.
The Henchman
9
Because when you buy a house, you don't buy the housing index.
News.com.au
10
I'll buy a house so big there'll be rooms I never use.
Assail
11
Can I get a mortgage if I buy a house with subsidence?
The Guardian
12
Would you like to buy a house in Kenilworth Square for £630?
The Irish Times
13
A woman can buy a house without a man signing as guarantor.
Radio NZ
14
Picture it: a hopeful young couple wants to buy a house.
The Guardian
15
We will be able to buy a house, Nine News reported.
News.com.au
16
It now takes 10 times the average industrial wage to buy a house.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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