Sentence examples for gross that from inspiring English sources

Perfect!" "Look how gross that is," she exclaims, directing my attention towards her chewed-up paper coffee cup.

Even with all of the discounts, the performance made about 65percentt of its potential gross that night, above the level -- between 50 and 60percentt -- commonly needed to break even on Broadway.

It looks likely that world of mouth will propel the true-life story of the Somali hijacking of a US merchant ship to a highly reputable theatrical gross that could well cross the $100m£62.2m2markark.

That includes a $31.3m opening-day gross that is a record for a local film, and China's third-highest ever behind Fast & Furious 7 and Avengers: Age of Ultron.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 28 , 1957P. 17 The Toledo Fireworks Company has a rocket in production ($23.15 per gross) that is described by its manufacturers as "best obtainable, carefully made, accurately balanced, super-charged for speed and altitude," but because of state laws governing patriotic explosions, the rocket may not be shipped to Florida.

The Toledo Fireworks Company has a rocket in production ($23.15 per gross) that is described by its manufacturers as "best obtainable, carefully made, accurately balanced, super-charged for speed and altitude," but because of state laws governing patriotic explosions, the rocket may not be shipped to Florida.

Jeans today told three appeal judges - Lady Justice Arden, Lord Justice Sullivan and Lord Justice Gross - that Judge Hegarty had dubbed the dispute a "tug of war".

The literary set looked appropriately festive Monday night in the dim light of the swank Edison Ballroom, where members of the Authors Guild gathered to celebrate Terry Gross, that remarkably disarming radio host who has interviewed, in her deft and yet unassuming way, authors of every possible stripe.

In this episode of Product Hunt Radio I'm joined by two incredible people, Laura Deming and Daniel Gross, that have accomplished more before the age of 30 than most people have realized in a lifetime.

For Michael Gross, that intensity is exponential -- in his most recent books, he's written about Ralph Lauren, who didn't welcome the attention, and 740 Park Avenue, where he couldn't get past the doormen.

He told NPR's Terry Gross that it was hard to find extras in Istanbul to recreate the student siege of the American embassy: "Things are booming in Turkey.