Sentence examples for pound far from inspiring English sources

Both have 3.8-inch screens and weigh about a pound, far less than a laptop.

As a result, the Irish currency, the punt, follows the British pound far more closely than it tracks the continental currencies with which it is to be united.

Mr Jafferjee suggested the case has its root in the lucrative multi-billion pound Far Eastern and Asian illegal gambling markets.

Mr. Cazacut said the company, which processed 427 tons of horse last year, bought horses, no longer fit for work, from local farmers for around 60 cents a pound, far less than the approximately $2.50 a pound fetched by beef.

Although 10 F-111Ks were ordered in April 1966 with an additional order for 40 in April 1967, the F-111 programme suffered enormous cost escalation coupled with the devaluation of the pound, far exceeding that of the TSR-2 projection.

First, 24.6 million pounds far exceeds previous estimates.

In an interview in January, Gardner said he weighed 315 pounds, far above the Olympic heavyweight maximum of 264 ½ pounds.

Tugendhat recalled that "George had his idea of a price": one and a half million pounds, far in excess of any appraisal.

The colt is small; on his best days he weighs 1,070 pounds, far less than the 1,150 of top-class horses.

We know that after that humbling defeat against Villa, Wenger went out and spent more than 40 million pounds — far more than he had ever spent before on one player — to buy Mesut Özil from Real Madrid.

Fines are expected to run to hundreds of millions of pounds, far exceeding the OFT's previous record a £121.5m ($243.8m) penalty imposed on British Airways in 2007 for setting fuel surcharges in cahoots with Virgin Atlantic, which squealed first.