Sentence examples for another allotment from inspiring English sources

On New Year's Eve, Wells issued a statement saying that Mr. Stumpf would receive another allotment of so-called performance shares -- worth up to $15.4 million.

Eating the last of the salad last night I felt a twinge of regret knowing it would be some time before we ate another allotment salad.

In August Ennis spent the whole night with Jack in the main camp, and in a blowy hailstorm the sheep took off west and got among a herd in another allotment.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Gloomy Greek Outlook Threatens Bailout Talks  |  The International Monetary Fund has quietly been sharing grim new analysis about Greece with the country's creditors and European officials, as the Greek government negotiates for debt relief and for another allotment of bailout money, The New York Times reports.

It released another allotment of tickets to all America Online members, though some of them wrote in Internet postings on Madonna fan sites that they were upset that they had been penalized in the ticket release for being longtime America Online members or for being fan club members.

Another book, The Allotment: Its Landscape and Culture (1988), with David Crouch, held the line for this uniquely friendly form of local self-sufficiency during the barren years of centralised land use planning, making Colin a hero of today's environmental activists, including the young George Monbiot.

I gave up on my allotment fantasy, but another idea germinated in its place.

We were compelled to ask her to be in one of the allotment scenes in Another Year.

He has a fantastic sense of humour and some great 'catch phrases', he talks about "worlass" and the Allotment he and another swimmer managed to get last year.

In 1905 substantially more than half the arable land was in allotment land, while another 10 percent belonged to individual peasants or to peasant associations; the nobility's share of arable land had fallen to a little more than 20 percent.

The Filippinis, who could not be immediately reached for comment, are currently appealing two bureau decisions that have prevented them from grazing in the Battle Mountain complex and in another area, called the Argenta allotment, both near the town of Battle Mountain, about 160 miles northeast of Reno.