Sentence examples for pound off from inspiring English sources
Avoid romaine ($3.06 per pound off the shelf) at all costs — and consider baby spinach ($6.67) and mesclun ($7.99) your friends.
The financier George Soros forced the British pound off the European exchange-rate mechanism in 1992, which was followed by similar devaluations in Sweden and Italy.
While donning retro outfits is encouraged and gets you a pound off the class price, you can wear regular sports gear if you're feeling shy.
Every pound off the Levy knocks another small hole in the foundations of the BHA's influence, and there may be little that Bittar or anyone else can do to arrest the decline, never mind throw it into reverse.
The reality is that the big energy firms appear to have found a way to stick together so you cannot seem to shave a pound off your bill, no matter how much you switch provider.
If you've used an online retailer and the service has been quick and efficient, don't give up on it for the sake of an extra pound off from some site you've never heard of.
Patrons ate BBQ-by-the-pound off brown-paper-lined trays or huddled around the horseshoe-shaped bar, trying to decipher the Oxford English Dictionary-size print on the drink menus.
And after that boy George turned his hand to reducing "savings credit", a benefit Labour introduced to see off the old anomaly by which poorer pensioners with a little savings, most of them single women, would find it knocked pound-for-pound off their income support entitlement.
He took 15 to 20 pounds off.
"It can take 10 pounds off".
He picks 250 pounds off the floor.
