The rain soaked the imam's robe and began to pool in his sandals.
Instead, a new type of lender, the mortgage broker, stepped in and began to pool loans that were resold as investments known as mortgage-backed securities.
The story begins in the early 1940s, when a group of New York City families began to pool money to buy a property on which to build a utopian community.
On the pavement, where blood had begun to pool, Natalia saw a man to her right with a bullet wound on the back of his neck.
Tip in the tomatoes, ground coriander, chilli and turmeric and cook, stirring regularly, until the oil begins to pool around the side of the pan.
These countries have even begun to pool a small fraction of their combined hoard, under what is called the Chiang Mai Initiative.Lately no one has been calling on the fund's own supply.
After elections that year, the networks began to pool their resources as a way to fight the high costs of new vote projection and analysis technology that allowed them to call elections much faster than before.
But, says Amrita Sen of Energy Aspects, a consultancy, they are running at full capacity.As oil begins to pool in the Gulf, a gap has opened between the prices of LLS and Brent (see chart), even as LLS and WTI have moved into alignment.
A new class of independent "agents" began to pool money from multiple families, recruit a ship and a captain, and assume responsibility for the voyage.
As the lactic acid began to pool in Jay Alford's thighs and a searing sensation deepened in his lungs, his mind started to drift as he pushed his way through what for decades has been a staple of football training camps -- the conditioning test.
