Sentence examples for sheets of our from inspiring English sources

Second, we need to get a market going that would bring fair value and clarity to the "toxic mortgages" crippling the balance sheets of our major banks.

A spokesman for UBS, Mark Arena, said on Friday that the arrangement would allow UBS to have "one of the cleanest balance sheets of our peers".

Even the most wilful and irregular challenges – the fitted sheets of our lives – can be brought into the calm of a uniform shape.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to wake up next to Justin Bieber, Meghan Trainor or Carly Rae Jepsen, slip between the sheets of our first video.

Under the direction of Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve's chairman at that time, the Fed initiated a creative but not entirely unprecedented program to buy trillions of dollars worth of the mortgage and other ill-conceived securities that had been larding up the balance sheets of our major financial institutions, and that had led many of them to the precipice, and, in some cases, over it.

Often at night I would wake up in a sweat, my body encased in the tight sheets of our little bed in a cold apartment in a city surrounded by the warm sea.

The data sheet of our previously published article [6] on renal colic was used to perform ANN, GA, and logistic regression analyses.

I read the latest summary sheet of our law firm's disputed probate, estate and trust cases and came across an insight that should have been obvious (but wasn't): About 50% of our active disputed-estate cases involve litigated differences between stepmothers and their stepchildren.

Moreover, the amendment would have brought hundreds of billions into the economy improving the balance sheet of our banks and thus improving the flow of cash to consumers.

"Had some of the banks been liquidated then," he argued, "there would not still be so much mistrust among investors about the balance sheets of all our institutions, and the ultimate cost to taxpayers would have been far less".

He opted to position the sheets outside of our normal range of focus "to break our old habits".