Sentence examples for how much fresh from inspiring English sources

Treasury officials have not said how much fresh capital would be injected into the biggest banks.

The problem is that there's a limit to how much fresh information most players can absorb before each Sunday.

The Oxford Food Bank, for instance, sprang from its founders' frustration with how much fresh food is wasted by supermarkets.

They can then establish how much fresh produce they will also want to distribute with the cans to ensure there's a balance there".

Azam usually begins his expeditions by extracting a snow core, which indicates how much fresh snow has accumulated since the last measurement.

Menus could tell each "meta meat" burger's story — "which pastures were reclaimed, how much fresh water was spared" — which, Cannon said, would both "serve as conversation fodder and make you feel better about paying $13 for a dressed-up slider".

Edwards believes in giving the players ownership of the team, and players have spoken of how much fresher they feel this season.

But the radiant surprise of "Stairway to Paradise," which was conceived by Jack Viertel (the artistic director of Encores!) and directed by Jerry Zaks, is how much fresher it feels than contemporary Broadway blockbusters that use more recent pop songbooks.

This may be impractical at a cocktail party, but some cosmetic surgeons tell patients contemplating a face-lift to study their faces in a mirror from a supine position — it gives you an idea of how much fresher you will look when the cutting, pulling, stitching, bruising, swelling, and scabbing from the operation finally heal.

"It's amazing how much fresher you feel," he said before the Dodgers' 7-1 loss to the Colorado Rockies on Saturday at Dodger Stadium.

There's definitely some margin of error here but at least now we've all gotten a good gauge of how much minty fresh breath one tiny tube will afford you.