Sentence examples for thrift from from inspiring English sources
That was a result of his involvement with the Robert M. Bass Group, which purchased American Savings & Loan, an insolvent thrift, from the government in 1988.
Asians, told off in the 1990s for their current-account deficits, now get lectured for saving too much.This is quite a different paradox of thrift from the usual one.
a) one lamb excluded due to ill thrift from turn-out, probably mismothering Strategic treatments of ewes and lambs weeks 3, 6 and 8 after turn-out, with or without a move to clean pasture, were highly effective in controlling strongyle infections for most of the season.
What about a "refashion" challenge, using clothes or furniture thrifted from the Goodwill?
Germain, as I said, was to turn the thrifts from a problem into a catastrophe.
"If I had just thrifted from bricks-and-mortar places, the objects would have ended up being more straightforward — eagle things/rock things," Hubby said of her months-long shopping expedition.
In addition, Mr. Conway led the bank through a difficult period in the financial services industry and successfully led the acquisition and integration of several failed thrifts from the FDIC.
The more than $5 million he thrifted from Queensland banks has never been found.
When choosing animal bones or feathers, make sure it is ethically thrifted from the forest as found objects.
Hammer hauled what amounted to a Czarist thrift show from one U.S. department store to another, trolling for buyers.
His successor, Ben Bernanke, said in May 2007: "We see no serious broader spillover to banks or thrift institutions from the problems in the subprime market".
