Sentence examples for of a sterling from inspiring English sources

But, as Mr Carney pointed out, Scotland's membership of a sterling union would involve the consent of the Westminster parliament.

Osborne dismissed claims that it would be in everyone's interest to keep the pound as part of a sterling zone.

Mr Osborne dismissed claims that it would be in everyone's interest to keep the pound as part of a sterling zone.

Instead, Commissioner Bradley M. Campbell brushed off requests for specifics while vowing the beginning of a sterling age in enforcing wetlands laws.

LAWRENCE H. SUMMERS, Mr. Obama's chief economic adviser in 2009 and 2010, shares with Ms. Yellen the unusual combination of a sterling academic reputation and long experience as an economic policy maker.

As Brad Mackay suggests elsewhere Osborne may well feed and deepen the nervousness that Scottish businesses have about currency issues and the transaction costs involved in not being part of a sterling zone.

They're one-of-a-kind sterling silver, some oxidized and with gemstones.

Among them, playing cards ($10), one-of-a-kind sterling silver cuffs ($245) and belt buckles ($295) that look like they came straight from the rodeo show.

The Fenimore Art Museum is home to a sterling collection of 19th-century American landscape paintings.

Traders suggested the market was unhappy about its launch of a sterling-hedged share class on two of its European funds.

The menu consists mostly of straightforward, clubby classics: a perfect iceberg wedge; chicken paillard topped with grilled endive and meaty roasted hen-of-the-woods mushrooms; a salty, satisfying bacon cheeseburger with the platonic ideal of French fries, spilling out of a sterling-silver cup.