Sentence examples for pound effort from inspiring English sources
But its troops are considered under-trained and ill-equipped, and Pakistan's western allies have in recent years prioritised a multimillion pound effort to bolster their skills and equipment.
While all but Mr. Clarke are so-called Euroskeptics, they agree that the party lost its way by centering its last campaign on Mr. Hague's "save the pound" effort and say the party needs to talk about things that matter more to voters.
East Street, and the general Bedminster area, are due to undergo a major regeneration effort over the next couple of years, in a multi-million pound effort announced in 2014.
The facility, called TMRW, is part of a multi-billion pound effort to regenerate a part of London that is perhaps typified by the 2011 images of rioting and looting in the area.
On the other hand, I found that if I put forth 5 pounds of effort during the day, I'd get a 10-pound return.
The 32-year-old former Barcelona star and two-time FIFA Player Of The Year pounded his effort off the crossbar.
While he is having problems losing that last pesky 200 pounds, his efforts aren't going unnoticed by the fans.
Thatchers's chancellors targeted size of money supply itself, and later value of pound, in an effort to beat inflation.
Britain's trade deficit unexpectedly grew to £2.4bn in May, fuelling concerns that the strength of the pound is undermining efforts to increase exports.
To be fair, Fat Joe himself is not especially fat these days, having shed more than a hundred pounds in an effort to set a better example for his three children.
El Pa? the Spanish newspaper, reported Friday that President Nicolas Sarkozy of France had pressured Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, to back the rescue effort, pounding his fist and saying France would leave the common currency without Germany's support.
