Sentence examples for bonds started from inspiring English sources

Bonds started higher across the curve as stocks opened lower.

Then, as Europe's crisis started to worsen, Britain's government bonds started to look a safe bet.

Because of a hamstring injury, Bonds started only one of the six games played between the teams this season, and he walked three times.

The yield on Spain's bonds started to climb, tracked closely by the return on Italian debt.Both countries' borrowing costs have edged close to the 7% mark that heralded bail-outs for Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Thrift stamps cost 25 cents each, and a card of 16 could be exchanged for a War Savings Stamp; bonds started at $50 but could be paid for in installments.

The bonds started trading in 1997 and raised £35 million for Bowie after they were sold to the American insurance company Prudential Insurance Inc. Prudential did not respond to requests for comment by press time.

But Bonds starts this season without the pillar he has leaned on most.

The E.C.B.'s policy board also said May 7 that it would buy 60 billion worth of covered bonds, starting next month.

Brian Reynolds, the chief market strategist at Rosenblatt Securities, said that when the quality of bonds starts sliding, it rarely improves until a crisis.

Through its new direct investment website, SolarCity is offering a range of bonds – starting at $1,000 – that mature in one to seven years and pay up to 4% interest out of income from SolarCity's projects.

The prospectus envisaged a course for Argentina's economic growth rate over the life of the bonds, starting at 4.2% in 2005 and declining to 3% in 2015 and thereafter.