Sentence examples for currently quoted from inspiring English sources
Sterling is currently quoted at $1.469.
They have had to pay for the privilege – £55 is the price currently quoted on the website for Friday's races – but most have been pleased.
Peace And Co is top-priced at 8-1 to win the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham in March and is the only horse from outside the yard of Ireland's champion trainer Willie Mullins currently quoted below 20-1.
Carlsen is currently quoted at 2-5, stroddsonds on, which reflects the significant chance that the classical games will end level after 12 games and that his superior speed play will then prove decisive.
The S-ELSO business model showed that the Internal Rate of Return would be high enough to consider operating without public support (i.e. commercial in operation, irrespective of any public funding of development), even when the average launch price is lowered to match the lowest currently quoted price for expendable systems.
So, let's bet another 100 units on Peyton not throwing an interception, a bet that is currently quoted at +185.
Bookies are currently quoting her at 66/1, Ronan at 1/20.
For example, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, which operates the Sheraton, Westin and W brands, currently quotes an initial daily room rate, minus taxes and fees, by phone or online.
Bookies are increasingly considering the film a shoo-in to triumph in the best comedy or musical category, and currently quoting 1/2 odds for it to take best picture at next year's Oscars.
It's likely that more than a thousand of them will die before they get one, but the most telling stat is the one that the NHS Blood and Transplant unit is currently quoting as the centrepiece of a new strategy it has launched this morning.
Wikipedia currently quotes it at 437 crore globally, which would mean it's taken nearly 200 crore outside of India, better than any Bollywood release apart from PK. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a very Bollywood affair – an attempt to gild Salman Khan with some of his namesake Aamir's altruistic grace.
