Sentence examples for the gross of from inspiring English sources
Among the best performers last week was "The Book of Mormon," which grossed $1,445,407 – second only to the gross of $1.5 million for "Wicked," which is often the biggest draw on Broadway.
The six main factors of the urban thermo-effect are the total size, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the green area, and the population of the built-up area, as well as the gross of freight and annual electricity consumption.
His royalties are based on the gross of each performance instead of the usual weekly take.
That's more than double the gross of the original Pitch Perfect (£6.49m).
Backers 20th Century Fox would presumably be more than happy simply to match the gross of director John Madden's previous biggest hit, Shakespeare in Love (£20.81m).
Paul Rudd comedy I Love You, Man did better than rival Crank 2: High Voltage, with more than double the gross of the Jason Statham action movie.
The grosses of the Harry Potter films have just been so consistent.
To say that the Republican Party has been hostile to Medicare is to engage in the grossest of understatements.
"That was slightly annoying to me," she adds, in what I suspect is the grossest of understatements.
Whether the grosses of such 3D hits as Coraline, Monsters Vs.
Both candidates made pandering replies--Senator Clinton as usual the grosser of the two by several shades of wheedling aggression.
