Sentence examples for budget success from inspiring English sources

Although the blockbuster adventure took the night's main prize, it was one of the only big budget success stories of the evening.

As for Mr Clinton, a budget success (however ephemeral) allows him to claim some forward movement in a second term that has so far been notable mainly for torpor and scandal.The deal is not yet set in stone; far from it.

Pros: low cost, great screen, good speakers, standard Android, excellent parental controls, microHDMI Cons: heavy, average cameras, average battery life, budget feel, only 32GB expansion Tesco Hudl tablet review: a surprise budget success Argos MyTablet review: cheap, nasty and frustrating to use Aldi Medion Lifetab review: cheap, slow - but kid-friendly.

A salad with two grilled shrimp is a budget success because the chef can buy less for both courses.

Designers that focus on interesting gameplay mechanics—rather than dazzling their players with expensive graphics—are often rewarded with cult followings, like Braid creator Jonathan Blow, and even the potential for bigger budget success, like what happened to Minecraft designer Notch.

The groups' suspicions were heightened by the recent high-profile budget success of Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. R-Wis.avors a who out ofavorsshadowayfoutthe estimated 11 milliof immigrantheliving in the U.shadowsiolation oforhe law, and in Boehner's hire of a Senathestaffestimatedrked on bipartisan immigration legislation for Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.

It implies that the former Speaker rather than the president deserves all the credit for the budget successes of the Clinton years and says nothing at all about the regiment of skeletons camping in Mr Gingrich's closet.

One thing that the film's low-budget success will definitely lead to is yet more Cloverfields.

(It followed Lonergan's remarkable 2000 début, "You Can Count on Me," a low-budget success that also garnered two Oscar nominations).

Robyn Waters, then Target's vice-president of trend, design and product development, was worried that the company's famous-designer-on-a-budget success was being mimicked in categories that Target considered strongholds.

Like many of the other races, this one is complicated by issues having almost nothing to do with the work, including a vague distaste expressed by some voters for the big-budget success "Wicked".