Sentence examples for mounts from from inspiring English sources

But by the late 1980's, he was scrounging mounts from sympathetic trainers.

BSkyB is facing its first fall in TV subscribers in 15 years as pressure mounts from rivals including BT and Netflix.

McDonald's is still trying to figure out how to reduce trans fat in its cooking oil, even as pressure mounts from critics and governments intent on banning it.

Of all the distinctions accumulated by Walter Swinburn during his decades in horse racing, the greatest might be that he took a Derby-winning ride from Lester Piggott, who was famously good at pinching fancied mounts from other jockeys.

A large Venetian rock-crystal chest with silver gilt mounts from about 1600 looks a lot like a reliquary; the four tall rock-crystal candlesticks surrounding it probably came from a prominent church.

As Augusta National prepares to open in a few days and pressure mounts from various quarters over its all-male membership, it is worthwhile to remember its 70-year history of willful, dogged independence.

Pressures mounted from the outside, too.

That agreement collapsed as losses mounted from riskier home loans.

The Harrier attacks were mounted from about 50 miles offshore.

Pressure on the European Central Bank has mounted from across Europe.

Losses are also mounting from the deaths of weakened animals.