Sentence examples for which gross from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ducasse has a cooking school, books, a line of cooking supplies and endorsements, which gross $30 million a year.

Although there is no precise definition of a recession, it is generally considered to be two or more consecutive quarters in which gross domestic product, or total output, shrinks.

Korea's economy expanded 2.8percentt in the fourth quarter of last year from the third quarter, capping a year in which gross domestic product grew 13percentthethe fastest in 12 years.

The second stage, still around in most areas, he said, features a "mania for getting transactions onto the Web" in which gross sales are "worshiped" with little attention to how much they cost.

They suggested he had been crying out for attention, and they pointed to a bungled robbery when he was 15, in which Gross, carrying a gun, took a pair of shoes from a store and fled on foot.

Outflows from the flagship Pimco total return fund, the world's largest bond fund, which Gross managed since 1987, have slowed to an average of $7bn to $8bn a month recently, from $23.5bn in September.

The lease for the restaurant, which grosses nearly $40 million a year, is up on Dec. 31, 2009: 101 Fourth Street (Mission Street, San Franciscoo.

Perkins, which grosses about $1.5 billion, puts Cat squarely in a market it long ignored, smaller diesels for farm and light construction equipment.

I was late to court and it was too crowded to know which gross-looking jerk belonged to that gross-feeling hand and a part of me just didn't want to believe it was happening and that's when he squeezed.

I was late to court, and it was too crowded to know which gross-looking jerk belonged to that gross-feeling hand, and a part of me just didn't want to believe it was happening and that's when he squeezed.

All too many people confuse their illnesses with idiosyncrasies, especially a phobia of something like puke, which grosses most people out.