Sentence examples for a pound for aid from inspiring English sources

I have almost forgotten those times that I sat on the London tube and could not unglue my eyes from the painfully embarrassing pictures of African children beseeching Londoners to spare a pound for aid of one kind or another.

So how do you rank that on a pound-for-pound list?

"The almost 40 acres, on a pound-for-pound basis, is probably worth the reported $90 million".

Most coffee beans: $11.99 a pound for regular, $12.99 a pound for decaffeinated.

Prices range from $9 a pound for lavender oil to $10,500 a pound for ambergris.

He has raised thousands of pounds for Aids charities.

Once losses exceed £18m, the fine is imposed on a strict pound-for-pound basis.

The Stormont Executive agreed to pay for the recovery operation as part of a multimillion-pound aid package for the farmers worst hit by last month's snow storm.

Bought for a pound and sold for a pound?

"A more resilient pound for a more resilient economy".

Bono, co-founder of the ONE campaign, said: "The UK's pledge of up to a billion pounds for the fight against aids, TB and malaria means what once seemed impossible could now be within our grasp.