Sentence examples for its bout from inspiring English sources
The country did not suffer enough from its bout of inflation to fear a repeat.
In August 2009, the judge ruled Bout could not be extradited in a stunning setback to the US embassy and its "Bout team".
The World Wrestling Federation lost another round in its bout with a nature charity as a London court rejected its bid to use the WWF initials the groups share.
He characterised scientific culture, on the other hand, as "expansive, not restrictive, confident at the roots, the more confident after its bout of Oppenheimerian self-criticism, certain that history is on its side..."...
These suggest that inflation, despite its recent lows, will eventually return to the target of just under 2% and thus remains "anchored".Even if these forecasts are correct, however, the euro zone stands out among big economies for the depth and likely duration of its bout of low inflation.
The new owners quickly turned the U.F.C. around, successfully lobbying more states, including Nevada and California, to sanction its bouts.
But perhaps because the mood of the movie is so relentlessly playful and kinetic, its bouts of sentimentality feel refreshing, not forced.
Investors have been relying on the Fed not just to revive the American economy but to prop up asset markets through its bouts of quantitative easing (QE).
The best parts of the "Avengers" were its bouts of verbal wit and playful dueling among characters uncomfortably ranged on the same side of a battle, evidence that Mr. Whedon cares more about character than about plot.
What I've read so far of "2666" feels more distanced, less close to the chest; almost clinical, for all the heat and violence of its subject matter and its bouts of free-falling poetry.
Not simply because he was Jewish--France, along with its bouts of intense political anti-semitism, has had several Jewish Prime Ministers, most famously Leon Blum, and even post-WWII Austria had the long-serving Chancellor Bruno Kreisky--becauseause Lantos was also a foreign-born immigrant.
