Sentence examples for money stood at from inspiring English sources

The total prize money stood at €100,000, making it the richest race in the history of women's cycling.

The current odds of these calls landing in the money stand at 46% according to delta, a measure of the options sensitivity to a change in the price of the underlying.

Now that money stood with its ears halfmast watching her approach, tail flashing as if at winter flies.

The Indians were delighted with that exchange rate, but the Yankees were not going to let money stand between them and another shot at the World Series.

Prize money this year stands at a record £3.76m, up £400,000, so even if the two protagonists say they don't keep count (do we believe them?) their supporters will be.  .

Bank money funds, for instance, stood at a miserly 2.4% in early November.

As Science went to press, Bitcoin's market capitalization, a measure of the amount of money invested in it, stood at $5.6 billion.

Its net government debt — a figure that deducts government financial assets like gold and foreign exchange reserves from the money owed by the government — stood at just 11 percent of G.D.P.

The federal funds rate, the interest rate at which banks lend money to each other overnight, stood at 0.20 percentage point last month, according to Fed data.

I desperately borrowed money off a close friend, and stood at a terminal at Heathrow Airport ready to board a plane back to Melbourne.

Prasso [ 28] pointed out that in 2000 the amount of money in circulation in the country stood at US$28 per person only.