Sentence examples for stakes long from inspiring English sources
Big brokerages like Merrill Lynch of the United States and Nomura Securities of Japan pulled up stakes long ago.
With 2X2 lumber, simply cut 2X2 stakes long enough to be driven snugly into the soil beneath the form.
Cut stakes long enough to get a good grip in the soil, and sharpen the ends with a long taper to a keen point to make driving them easier.
The evolution of SD-WAN will be Company (yesterday) → Product (today) → Feature (near future) → Table Stakes (long-term future).
The résumé of Igor Sechin, deputy head of Mr Putin's administration and chairman of Rosneft, a state-owned oil firm, includes a telltale spell as a "translator" in Africa.True, the Kremlin nominated members to the boards of firms in which the government had a stake long before Mr Putin moved in.
But two people close to the board suggested to me that as the company recalculates the value of assets in its portfolio that were once considered "toxic," the government could actually claw its way back to even on that investment, if it holds on to its stake long enough.
And the mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick is back in a signature role, the haunted Gypsy Azucena, who has raised Manrico as her son but whose life is consumed by the drive to avenge her mother, condemned as a Gypsy sorceress and burned at the stake long ago, before Azucena's eyes.
He presumably isn't getting rich off the arrangement since he bought the Redskins stake long after the license deal was signed.
Maternity care practitioners are acutely aware of the risks and uncertainties inherent in their judgments and decisions, and of the high stake, long term consequences both for themselves and the communities they serve.
It may be that after struggling to get movies made, the filmmakers thrive on the high-stakes, long-odds adrenaline.
For interested parties, it promises to be a high-stakes, long-term investment: any return could be years away, since the new headquarters must be built before the F.B.I. building is swapped.
