Sentence examples for bit of commodity from inspiring English sources

"We think there's a possibility of a little bit of commodity disinflation, or moderation, and a slower economy than people had hoped.

Put the rest in similar vehicles that own a mix of corporate and government bonds or have a bit of commodity exposure.

Aluminium is not the only bit of the commodities world where Wall Street banks have a big presence.

"This is not democratic English but cast-off bits of oligarchical commodity English such as is employed by writers for Mills & Boon".

By Andrea DenHoed January 31 , 2012"This is not democratic English but cast-off bits of oligarchical commodity English such as is employed by writers for Mills & Boon".

Turning to one of Duffy's poems, he suggested that her language was "not democratic English but cast-off bits of oligarchical commodity English such as is employed by writers for Mills & Boon".

To some it is Carol Ann Duffy writing a laureate poem on the banking crisis or Geoffrey Hill attacking her for mistaking "cast off bits of oligarchical commodity English" for the language of art.

My simultaneous incompatible response is this is not democratic English but cast-off bits of oligarchical commodity English such as is employed by writers for Mills & Boon and by celebrity critics appearing on A Good Read or the Andrew Marr show," he said.

Coffee has also proved a bit of a hot commodity among deal makers of late.

Even Irving, a 6-foot-4 19-year-old with enviable athleticism and playmaking skills, is a bit of a vague commodity after a truncated college career.

He lords over them, with the generosity of Marie Antoinette, sometimes giving them a bit of the coveted commodity, H2O.