Sentence examples for end surplus from inspiring English sources

By evening's end, surplus fries were being woefully played with, and a "big carafe" of red wine remained a quarter full.

The new revenue will allow an increase in the year-end surplus, to $250 million from $100 million.

Under the loan agreement, Brazil agreed to a year-end surplus of 75.1 billion reais, or 4.25percentt of gross domestic product.

With increased spending the rest of the year, the Exchequer now anticipates a year-end surplus of 1.8 billion Irish pounds ($2.2 billion).

The authority acknowledged this week that revenues from taxes related to real estate were currently $46 million ahead of projections but declined to give a new estimate for the year-end surplus.

When "The Vatican Collections" came to the Met in 1983, sponsored by Philip Morris, it turned a profit of more than two million dollars and allowed the museum to register a small year-end surplus, after six years of rising deficits.

Moody's latest report, by analyst Yaffa Rattner, said that the rating service would be scrutinizing Nassau's third-quarter fiscal report, its projections for a $54 million year-end surplus and the prospect that the county's sales tax revenue will be better than predicted.

The union has made concessions in the past only to see the county roll up year-end surpluses, he said.

Since then his administration has produced balanced budgets, year-end surpluses, debt reductions, workforce reductions, union givebacks and higher credit ratings.

The end result: surplus power.

The end of surplus labour is not an event, but a process.