Sentence examples for measure running from inspiring English sources
A framed copy of the Bill of Rights leaned against an easel outside the lounge's door, a tape measure running vertically alongside it, the better to track its shrinking.
The National Review founder William F. Buckley fashioned much of the intellectual genetic code of the Reagan Revolution, while also writing fringe groups like the John Birch Society out of the conservative movement and, for good measure, running for mayor of New York against the liberal Republican John Lindsay.
With the consumer price index (CPI) – the government's preferred inflation measure – running at a 30-month high of 4.5%, and retail inflation at 5.2%, those civil servants whose pay has been frozen are clearly facing a substantial erosion of their living standards.
The banking covenants are not an issue here as Bellway has an interest cover measure running across a rolling 4 half years – typical covenants in this sector run across just 2 half years – which means that covenants are still being tested against trading in boom times.
Over at least 10 months, beverage companies spent nearly $2.5 million, or roughly $30 for each registered voter living in Berkeley, to stop the measure, running ads on everything from public transportation, to local newspapers and television, according to local media.
Chris Stark, the chief executive of the CCC, said the committee had previously been a "bit suspicious" of heat pumps but was now confident enough to recommend their rollout as a hybrid heating measure running alongside gas boilers, before a later move to hydrogen too.
The idea of space as the measure runs counter to the way things are done over here, we're reminded.
The measure ran into fierce opposition from an array of agricultural and shipping interests with stakes in the program.
Exercise devotees can use the device to plan routes and measure runs, while travelers — apart from Hansel and Gretel, perhaps — will enjoy using it to relive their journeys.
Yet the measure ran into little opposition in the debate on the farm bill, mainly because of the artificially low price tag.
Sanders's measure runs seven pages and, instead, goes after the size of banks, arguing firms of that size pose an inherent risk to the economy.
