'sterling' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to refer to something of the highest quality, or as a synonym for the British Pound. For example: "His sterling reputation made him the ideal candidate for the job."
Apple, however, invited the filmmaker and Sterling to be interviewed online on their internal network.
However, if it is a second/holiday home that is being used exclusively or mainly by you and your family, or you rent it out to UK holidaymakers who pay you in sterling, then the mortgage borrowing should be in sterling.
Sturgeon said the UK government could be blamed for the fluctuations in sterling because it had refused to have "sensible discussions" about a formal deal to share the pound if there was a yes vote.
Sterling fell by 0.4% against the dollar after the news.
Does this mean Sterling will develop into one of the best players in the world?
Pound sterling is very strong against the Argentine peso, so short local flights are affordable right now.
When the ads created by Sterling Cooper are for real products, they're often similar, but not identical to the actual commercials of the time.
Raheem Sterling is a threat, he gets at players.
Raheem Sterling should look at Stevie as a role model.
There is an intensity to his play that Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino demands, and given that Hodgson made the switch in formation based on Liverpool's success – in particular that of Raheem Sterling and Sturridge – last season, Kane could be a better like-for-like substitute for Luis Suárez than Rooney has proven.
"In the first half we moved the ball quite well," said Rooney, who converted the penalty awarded when Omar Elabdellaoui tripped Sterling.
