Sentence examples for the bove from inspiring English sources

Augusta, N.J. - IT wasn't clear who was more excited on Saturday, the Bove family or their chickens.

A blond woman wearing a black cocktail dress and a ring with a gem the size of a kumquat approached Reid and asked about the Bove.

The Bove report that led to the lawsuit, titled "Who Is Next?," ranked 107 bank companies from riskiest to least risky, using two financial ratios as benchmarks on two lists.

More-secular productions include a verse rendition of the Arthurian legend, titled Artus Hof ("The Court of King Arthur") and based largely on Gravenberg's medieval Wigalois, and the Bove Buch by Elijah Levita (1469 1549), which retold the romance of Sir Bevis of Southampton.

The Bove Interview.

Levan lamented that "literally dozens of other analysts and commentators have picked up on the Bove "analysis," assumed its legitimacy and passed it on to a growing audience on the Internet.

Even so, when I went to visit the Boves and was asked if I wanted to handle a six-week-old chick from the last "hatch," the avian equivalent of a litter, my heart melted.

The Arras region is chalky and therefore easily excavated; under Arras itself is a vast network (called the boves) of caverns, underground quarries, galleries and sewage tunnels.

Forbes: And you've said this will mean that capital is going to come across the Atlantic to the U.S.? Bove: I think so.

At the moment there is not only the stunning Bove exhibition but also Busted, organised by the High Line's impressive in-house curator Cecilia Alemani, which brings together ten artists who create modern versions of old-style statuary.

"The earnings power of the industry was growing rapidly throughout this period because the banks were growing their capital, liquidity, and reserves while their earnings were being stressed by the increase in loan losses in the period," Bove said.