Sentence examples for low spurs from inspiring English sources
Lazio's new low: Spurs draw as Italians add anti-Semitic chants to the racist ones mirr.im/10lH3rD — MirrorFootball (@MirrorFootball) November 22, 2012 At the match on Thursday night, the hardline fans in the "ultras" section of the Olympic Stadium chanted "Juden Tottenham" and hoisted a "Free Palestine" banner.
A low phase noise and low spur phase-locked loop (PLL) for L1-band global positioning system receiver is proposed in this paper.
And the wealthy would benefit as much as anyone from reducing the federal deficit, because that would keep interest rates low, spurring investment and job creation.
Fannie Mae, the largest buyer of mortgages in the nation, said first-quarter earnings rose 23percentt as mortgage rates near a three-decade low spurred more consumers to buy homes and refinance their mortgages.
A retrograding upper-level low spurred the development of a low east of the Bahamas on October 25.
Although the castle sat on a low spur it was overlooked by higher ground from the west and the north and was not ideally placed from a purely defensive perspective.
KB Home, a leading home builder, said today that first-quarter profit rose 24percentt as mortgage rates at record lows spurred sales of new homes.
The number of Americans applying for home mortgages increased last week for a fourth straight week, as mortgage rates slid to fresh four-decade lows, spurring more refinancings, according to an industry survey.
The largest city in the Virgin Islands, it is built on three low volcanic spurs called Frenchman Hill (Foretop Hill), Berg Hill (Maintop), and Government Hill (Mizzentop).
FINANCIAL TIMES Petrobras Low Valuation Spurs Purchases | The valuation of the Brazilian oil company Petrobras, measured as a ratio of share price to net assets, has fallen to the second lowest among 20 large companies, and has enticed Aberdeen Asset Management to buy shares, Bloomberg News reports.
Low prices spurred demand for both the Model T and smartphones.
