Sentence examples for pounds equivalent from inspiring English sources

listed Big Show at 7 feet and 441 pounds, equivalent to exactly three welterweights.

But because of its light weight — 3,500 pounds, equivalent to a midsize car — it is hard to keep stable in winds stronger than 7 knots.

The costs, too, have been heavy, with British officials saying the expense since 2001 has now exceeded 14 billion pounds, equivalent to more than $22 billion.

Media analysts have estimated the costs of the scandal, including settlements for hacking victims and the shutdown costs incurred at The News of the World, at upwards of half a billion pounds — equivalent to $800 million — and possibly more.

As if the existence of crawling wasps weren't enough to warrant night terrors, these freakishly fuzzy insects can deliver enough poison in one sting to subdue a cow which weighs about 2,000 pounds, equivalent to 13 average-sized humans.

Millions of pounds — equivalent to the annual salary of 1,000 troops — has been wasted by the Army on a botched computer system that has damaged Britain's ability to recruit soldiers.

At the start of August with a US retail price of $129.99, which may transfer to a pound equivalent in the UK.

Kraft cut select ground Maxwell House and Yuban coffees by 10 cents per pound equivalent.

Similar in look to a jump rope, the bands are made of plastic tubing and come in differing resistance levels (light, medium or heavy or specific pound equivalents).

A first-class ticket cost 870 pounds, the equivalent of about $100,000 today.

The government sells bakeries 25-pound bags of flour for 8 Egyptian pounds, the equivalent of about $1.50.