The Bushaways, both 60 and on disability benefit, began tightening their belts long before the prime minister urged them to do so, and they were now finding they had to forgo more than the odd luxury each week.
The IMF believes that with crashing house prices and plunging shares knocking up to £1trn off the wealth of Britain's families, they will still be tightening their belts long after the banking crisis is over.
The most commanding vocalist, though, was Ms. Watkins, finessing the Ray Davies ballad "I Go to Sleep," which appears on the album, and belting "Long Hot Summer Days," a John Hartford stomp featured on her own self-titled solo debut.
But the consequences could be grave for a small country already having to tighten its belt, and long reliant on big infrastructure projects to boost growth.In this section Rules are made to be bent, aren't they?
The asteroid belt has long been thought a dull place.
The conveyor belt has long been the center of wacky adventures.
As a result, Angle was barred from challenging for the belt as long as Styles is the title holder.
Overall, the belt, as long as it was used, supported the enhancement of participants' knowledge about space characteristics providing the basis for spatial orientation.
The treadmill apparatus (Panlab, Barcelona, Spain) consisted of a belt (50cm long and 20cm wide) varying in terms of speed (5 150cm/s) and slope (0 25°) enclosed in a Plexiglas chamber.
Furthermore the measurement of knowledge about space characteristics showed that the belt, as long as it was used, supported the enhancement of participants' knowledge about space characteristics and provided a basis for spatial orientation.
