Sentence examples for more sterling from inspiring English sources

He said that behind the scenes he bought more sterling in four hours that day than anybody had before or since.

At Barneys New York and Odin. 2. With stints at Ralph Lauren, Hermès and Kenzo under his belt, Antonio Azzuolo could hardly have a more sterling résumé.

And 80 of these are based in London – giving the capital more sterling billionaires than any other city in the world.

"She is one of the most pure and more sterling representations of what jazz should have developed toward," Greg Osby, a jazz saxophonist who has toured through Europe sharing a bill with Spalding, said.

"The article goes on to say," wrote Patrick Fairweather, a member of staff at the Foreign Office based in Rome, "that all the South American teams had to be eliminated because they were a threat to the English team and because the Germans brought more sterling to Wembley".

Ludogorets had appeared dangerous on the counterattack but lacked the guile to break down two organised banks of four, and the more they pushed their full-backs forward on the overlap, the more Sterling became a threat on the break, moving away from his left-wing position to cause problems.

"If we had carried on playing as we had started, Hull would have been 20 points ahead by half-time, maybe more," said Sterling after the match.

More significantly, sterling recovered most of its initial fall of almost two cents against the dollar – the prospect of extra-loose monetary policy did not undermine the currency.

Wall Street's S&P 500 has hit record highs, with British investors gaining even more in sterling terms because of the fall in the currency.

North Sea oil and gas is in long-term decline, so as the economy recovers and the demand for fuel increases, Britain must import more, offsetting sterling's greater purchasing power.

On Friday morning it was trading at $1,336.66, a jump of 6.3% in dollar terms, but much more in sterling terms once the fall in the pound is taken into account.