Sentence examples for make a gross from inspiring English sources

But I would have to say the happiest people I know are Buddhists, to make a gross, crazy generalisation.

And American acting, to make a gross generalization, tends to be more demonstrative, more out front, than that usually found on London stages.

The complaint is upheld with regard to the salary level paid to my son Henry over a period of 39 months from July 2001 and requires me to make a gross repayment of £3,757.83 to the house authorities, which I shall.

This has its risks, but Eigenheer lessened them by setting a rule when buying his stock at auction: "If I feel I can't make a gross profit of 100%, I won't buy that bike," he says, something he checks by researching models' closing prices on eBay in advance of the auction.

Keep saving, because Apple doesn't make a gross margin of 34.7% by competing with Dell's Studio 15.

And if that doesn't work, just use this Korean suction device... because why not make a gross situation even more revolting?

What are the differences that make a gross-out comedy like "There's Something About Mary" more successful, as a film, than "American Pie"?

This was the third game in a row in which one player or the other has made a gross error.

Mr. Hussein never acknowledged making a gross miscalculation; rather, he vilified the Iranian Arabs as traitors to the Arab cause.

The internet giant made a gross profit of €5.5bn, with an operating profit of €45m after "administrative expenses" of €5.467bn were stripped out.

But if you had allowed your optimization software to generate a markdown schedule, you could have made a gross margin of $105,000.