Sentence examples for sheet something from inspiring English sources

Maybe the word "delighted" came because Connor's side had kept a clean sheet, something Wolverhampton Wanderers had not done for 31 games.

Chief prosecutor Giuliano Mignini still insists he had it right all along, citing as evidence of Knox's guilt the fact that Kercher's killer covered her body with a sheet, something Mignini maintains "a man would never think to do".

Perhaps more important, as the world economy took a downturn, publishers all over the world found themselves being acquired by the kind of big companies in which there were people who made a profession of looking at the numbers and reading a balance sheet — something that had not until then been considered a necessary skill in book publishing.

The only disappointment for Brendan Rodgers' side was the failure to keep a clean sheet, something they have now failed to do since 1 September.

The Fed will eventually let the bonds and mortgage-backed securities purchased through three rounds of quantitative easing roll off its balance sheet — something it says it will do when unemployment and inflation are heading in the right direction.

The yield is non-supporting, at 3%, and share buybacks won't make a difference unless management decides to leverage its balance sheet, something they've never opted for, unlike IBM.

Under current rules, companies are generally able to classify virtually all leases as operating leases and keep them off their balance sheets, something that regulators and accounting critics have long criticized.

Tice's specialty is tearing apart income statements and balance sheets, something that Wall Street, to judge from all the gushy reports on Internet eyeballs and wireless POPs, has forgotten how to do.

Then, when they look under Brady's sheets, something amazing happens, and their faces are illuminated with a glow from the golden boy's... golden boys.

This moment immediately followed one in which Mr. Bush betrayed the fact that he was using a cheat sheet -- something previous presidents did, as well -- to decide which reporters to call on.

A faster-than-expected economic recovery could restore the national balance sheet to something resembling health.