Sentence examples for lot left over from inspiring English sources

Lafrancois, B. A. A lot left over: Reducing CO2 emissions in the United States' electric power sector through the use of natural gas.

The old "rich are creating jobs" thing is a cop-out – they may create jobs, but they have a lot left over for huge houses, expensive cars, tax breaks, etc.

I've had the lemon-and-dill tuna salad at Whole Foods, where even a version with cranberries (they must have had a lot left over after Thanksgiving one year) is growing on me.

"This is important to the Palestinian economy because we will not be permanently dependent on foreign aid," said Nabil Shaath, the Palestinian planning minister, who expects gas deposits here to supply all local electricity needs within three years, with a lot left over for exports.

"I mean we live really simply so we can pay the mortgage, the power bills, and the food bills… really there's not a lot left over at the end of the month".

Wendy Knight, the agent's lettings coordinator for the Open, said: "If you're letting out your house, by the time you've paid commission, you've had to do things to your house and you've paid tax on whatever you get there's not a lot left over, so you've got to make it worthwhile for people to let their properties out.

These, and improved tax collection, have left the president with lots left over for a bumper election-year budget, including a huge boost in education spending.No fewer than 38 parties are registered for the elections but most will be weeded out by a new law requiring them to get 2.5% of the national vote to be allotted any parliamentary seats.

If you peer very closely at city maps from 1916, you might just be able to make out a tiny triangular-shaped speck that remained of lot 55. "One point often overlooked is that there were many small, irregular-sized lots left over after the destruction – but the Hess Triangle was the smallest," Berman said.

David Young has started gardens on 30 abandoned lots left over from Hurricane Katrina.

At a recent Capo preview Christie's and Tepper tags still hung from many lots, left over from previous planned sales by Mr. Protas that fell through.

A lawsuit stole his mojo and some of his money (a lot was left over from astute investments, which funded his years of obsession), and he got out of the world of inventing products and into the world of collecting them.