Sentence examples for * stock taking from inspiring English sources

Hence this album-long bout of emotional stock taking.

David Kramer, whose father, Gdal, founded Kramer's Hardware around 1930, started giving George small chores around the shop — moving the stock, taking out the garbage.

According to the prosecutors' calculations, SAC would have lost about $194 million had it kept the stock; taking a short position instead generated profits of about $83 million.

The boy looked over his entire stock, taking plenty of time about it, and finally said, "In all of them lady".

The next 12 hours would be a blur of meetings: a foreign dignitary, a "stock taking" on some policy or other, a furious delegation, a crisis-management session.

MedImmune agreed yesterday to acquire Aviron for about $1.5 billion in stock, taking a gamble that it can win approval of Aviron's groundbreaking flu vaccine, which is sprayed into the nose rather than injected.

From Webster Woods we drive out through the western reaches of the county to the Museum of Transportation, a glorified track siding to which railroads have delivered obsolete rolling stock, perhaps taking charitable tax deductions for their trouble.

In the 2009 English season, Kartik resumed service for Middlesex, and as in the IPL he was most effective as a stock bowler, taking only four wickets at 51.50 in eight T20 fixtures at an economy rate of 6.86, never taking multiple wickets in a match.

I ran to the manager and said, "There's loads of potatoes in the toilet, can someone make sure no one is downstairs in the stock room taking stuff?" And the manager just said, "Oh, not the fucking potatoes again – who keeps doing that?

I ran to the manager and said, "There's loads of potatoes in the toilet, can someone make sure no one is downstairs in the stock room taking stuff?" And the manager just said, "Oh, not the fucking potatoes again who keeps doing that?

How as a young man he devoted his life to playing the stock market, taking small profits.