Sentence examples for number of pounds from inspiring English sources
In 2000, the station ranked first in the number of pounds of toxic materials it released.
Expect a mirthful debate over whether the number of pounds Barkley will lose will match Jordan's scoring average.
"Why, when we're buying fuel, do many of us round it up to a whole number of pounds or tens of pounds?" he asks.
Hopkins: Legacies sit at the top of the triangle of all fundraising channels, in terms of the number of pounds raised for each pound invested.
When the M&M's store didn't have a limit on the number of pounds of candy you could smuggle out in your conference's complimentary tote bag.
Last summer, three brothers in Ferndale, Mich., started 41 Pounds (www.41pounds.org), named for the number of pounds of junk mail the average adult receives every year.
"It appears a number of Pound enthusiasts are pretty excited about the event," Brickle says.
We calculated the sums that combined the numbers of pounds of pesticides occurring during any temporal window (defined below) within the specified radius of a geocoded point, intersecting DWR land-use or PLSS polygons with the buffer, and assuming homogeneous distribution of pesticides within each of these polygons.
In the regression analysis, a Poisson model was used because the outcome variable, proportion of pounding, is a rate measure derived from pounding counts (i.e., number of fruits pounded, divided by the sum of number of fruits pounded plus number of fruits scrubbed).
While the Royal Mint assures us that replacing one coin with another is not as expensive as we might think, this may be because much of the additional bill – £45m as someone estimated on Radio 4's Today programme (which eerily recalls the number of counterfeit pounds thought to be in circulation) – will, it seems, be paid by business, and by us.
In Bristol, for example, the local credit union allows savers to deposit money in their accounts and receive the same number of "Bristol pounds" in exchange, which they can spend in the area, or even use to pay some local taxes.
