Sentence examples for a conventional year from inspiring English sources

With 10 nominees, there is plenty of room for "Inglourious Basterds," even if Quentin Tarantino's take on Nazis and Jews, arch and hyper-violent, might be scratching for the fifth nomination in a conventional year.

Mrs. Bagnarol first bought the property in 1994 for $535,000, her family said, and for most of the intervening 15 years had a conventional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.

Now, in a conventional election year in Congress, nothing much gets done.

Burns and Fell are the new face of the U.S. housing crisis: Middle class, suburban or rural with a conventional 30-year fixed mortgage at a reasonable interest rate, but unemployed or underemployed.

Interest on a conventional 30-year loan has stayed below 8percentt since mid-August, compared with a five-year high of 8.64percentt in May.

Last February, a conventional 30-year-fixed mortgage could be snagged for 6.78percentt.

The average rate on a conventional 30-year mortgage has dropped for three straight months, and is hovering around 6.5percentt.

The average rate on a conventional 30-year mortgage has held below 8percentt since the middle of August.

A conventional two-year pre-trial would begin in September 2013 and finish in summer 2015, only just before the new courses are scheduled to start.

It was eventually made available to any borrower whose payment would be lower under income-based repayment than it would be in a conventional, 10-year repayment plan.

For instance, a homeowner with a $400,000 mortgage might face a $2,528 monthly payment, if he or she followed a conventional 30-year payoff schedule with a 6.5percentt fixed interest rate.