He rifled through and found the claim stub in her wallet.
They said he had been holding the stub in his left hand.
To find my way out or know where it is I sit, I keep my ticket stub in my fist.
His plane was diverted, and he still carries the ticket stub in his pocket wherever he goes.
Known as a stub in deal parlance, the provision was aimed at securing approval from Harman investors.
The awards format plays into the hands with final reel crackers because votes are cast by putting your stub in a box as you exit.
He wrapped the stub in a handkerchief and waited until the battle was over to have the wound dressed at the field hospital.
Although it merits but a stub in Wikipedia, the village, I discovered, was jammed with intriguing customs, welcoming residents, unforgettable meals, beguiling landscapes and rich history.
They involve the bidders' acquiring a majority of shares and leaving a small minority, known as a stub, in the public market.
For years, I carried my unbroken ticket stub in the bag that I took everywhere, to remind me never to be such a prick again – and, in moments of indulgence, to remind me of me.
Both of the new offers open up the possibility of all three bidders buying a majority of the company, while leaving a small minority of shares — called a stub in Wall Street parlance — in the public market.
