One hundred thousand pounds is also a lot of money.
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The costs range from nothing to several thousand pounds per paper.
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Watch the beam stunningly succumb to 157.4 thousand pounds of force above.
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Scottish government gave Slater six thousand pounds in compensation when he was
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They were priced at a thousand pounds apiece, and nobody bought one.
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He was hoping to buy two thousand pounds for his Bean Club.
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It weighed around a thousand pounds and stood about six feet tall.
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Copies of the Gorgeous edition selling for five thousand pounds on AbeBooks.
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Oh, and then there's biting—force approximately one thousand pounds per square inch.
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A board can range from a few hundred to a few thousand pounds.
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A couple thousand pounds of 2000,3-butadiene, benzene, and butane were released as well.
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DeWitte says the Aurora demonstration reactor will require several thousand pounds of Haleu fuel.
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"We had two people going out there and hauling a couple thousand pounds," he says.
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Twenty-thousand pounds, that&aposs what it costs for these idiots to feel good about themselves.
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The two men went to court over who was entitled to the six thousand pounds, ultimately
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The BBC assured her that she would be, offering her a hundred and twenty thousand pounds.
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Sixty thousand pounds of concrete were poured to create the effect of an unremarkable gray floor.
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What does it take for a 150lb human to require a car that weighs a thousand pounds?
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A flashy Italian gallerist named Adalberto sees this suit, and immediately orders twenty, at a thousand pounds each.
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"The carriage weighed something like five thousand pounds, but there were clowns painted on the side," he said.
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Valegro, a Dutch warmblood gelding, cost only four thousand pounds, but he wasn't developing as Hester had hoped.
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The prison yard became my training facility, where I helped other inmates lose more than a thousand pounds combined.
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I think the social media team spent a few thousand pounds to reach one-fourth of the UK population.
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"It originally traveled in four large road cases that weighed a thousand pounds, with laser discs" Ms. Dove said.
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A Boeing 737, for example, has to cut its maximum payload by a thousand pounds for a successful departure.
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Perhaps a majority are willing to forgo a couple of thousand pounds a year, and a nation or two.
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At the peak of the operation, Zarrab said later, he was moving two thousand pounds of gold a day.
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Like Rob, Rainbird almost bought an engagement ring that was twenty thousand pounds more than he meant to spend.
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"That's one for Charlotte," Jane said, and bought the horse, a chestnut Westphalian named Fernandez, for eighteen thousand pounds.
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Until then, Banks said, he had been a modest donor to the Conservative Party, giving about two hundred thousand pounds.
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In "Unrelated," which cost only a hundred and fifty thousand pounds to make, the bedrooms did double duty as sets.
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In a good month she says she can earn up to a couple thousand pounds from both her photography and modeling.
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"Four thousand pounds of bite force shear the full-grown seal in half," we're told as a shark makes a kill.
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Millions of years ago, the birds that roamed the Earth would've towered over modern humans, and weighed over a thousand pounds.
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The National Gallery in London bought a Lucida, for twenty thousand pounds, and has begun scanning its permanent collection with it.
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A new, larger Sky Dragon, capable of carrying two thousand pounds of cameras and other spy equipment, just went into production.
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Heirlooms were too finicky, the yields too low, the orders too small—ten thousand pounds from farmers accustomed to growing two million.
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Cardinals superstar David Johnson's out to prove he's back ... and he's doing so by throwing nearly half a thousand pounds ON his back!
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Several thousand pounds of metal piloted by technology incapable of adjusting for nuance or unusual situations seems like a recipe for avoidable disasters.
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If I offered you twenty thousand pounds for every dot that stopped, would you really, old man, tell me to keep my money?
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When the plane landed, customs officials found that a shipment labelled "mineral samples" actually contained more than three thousand pounds of gold bars.
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Last year, a Bieber jersey hauled in a few thousand pounds at auction ... so they're expecting the stick to be a big-ticket item.
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Smith comes bearing a bill of exchange, drawn upon the debt of a local merchant, for the staggering sum of one thousand pounds sterling.
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One local recounts the pitch when he moved out in the late 1980s: "Buy a castle in Spain" for just a few thousand pounds.
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In the San Joaquin Valley, beans are harvested by a machine called Big Bertha, which can pick and thresh fifty thousand pounds a day.
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In Afghanistan, the Air Force dropped a bomb weighing twenty-two thousand pounds—the largest conventional weapon ever used—on an ISIS bunker complex.
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Stef's festival emerges as a vanity project, or in Anne-Marie's words, "forty thousand pounds for dancing and poems, when women lie wounded and dying".
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Photo: DiedrichF (Wikimedia Commons)Scientists found evidence of dust produced in nearby supernovae hiding under a thousand pounds of Antarctic snow, according to new research.
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Livestock will be directed to a special pen, which has a built-in "poo chute" to siphon off up to five thousand pounds of manure.
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Enter Miss Bevan, a saucy chambermaid who attended to Mary and Lord Gillingham during their Liverpool tryst and now wants a thousand pounds to keep quiet.
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The animatronic Kong puppet , which is twenty feet tall and weighs two thousand pounds, hung slack-limbed above the stage, like a coat on a hanger.
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We are dropping bombs, sometimes bloody big bombs—up to two thousand pounds of explosives—on towns where large numbers of civilians are held captive by ISIS.
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Sixty-two men and thirty-four women qualified for the list, which concerned on-air talent earning more than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds a year.
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One of those dangers is apparently walruses, a monstrously large animal that can weigh up to a few thousand pounds and can be quite ferocious when threatened.
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In "The Bad Boys of Brexit," Banks recalls that Farage phoned him after an introductory lunch, asking him if he would contribute a hundred thousand pounds to ukip .
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It's scheduled to reach the station this Saturday and it will eventually be destroyed, along with several thousand pounds of garbage when the spacecraft reenters earth's atmosphere in July.
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Five-thousand pounds of potatoes are consumed each day, as well as 15,000 pounds of beef, 20,103 pounds of chicken, and 10,000 dozens of eggs per seven-day cruise.
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I order a burger and fries from Veggie Grill for dinner and start spraying a thousand pounds of dry shampoo in my hair so I can avoid taking a shower.
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Mr Kasmani says he was told his home's long lease meant it was a "virtual freehold" and that it might cost a few thousand pounds to convert to freehold later.
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Other correspondence with suppliers and order forms show that he requested all sorts of tools for arts and crafts projects, a thousand pounds of clay, sacks of plaster, and a kiln.
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"A thousand pounds is an exciting number and a big number and she's a third of the way to being a full-grown hippo, so that's a big deal," Wingate said.
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At State Meats, a local butcher shop and smokehouse, George Salo, the owner, was preparing to make several thousand pounds of kielbasa — "the world's best!" he boasted — for the coming parade.
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He told me that he never saw less than ten thousand pounds in the group's PayPal account, and that some donations were made by white-nationalist sympathizers in the United States.
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But an expert on alligator bite force said Monday that it seemed unlikely a child would be able to force open jaws that could easily have conveyed a thousand pounds of force.
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EU and Eldon Insurance, which is owned by Banks, were collectively fined a hundred and twenty thousand pounds by the U.K. Information Commissioner, a regulator who monitors breaches of data privacy, because Leave.
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For example, if you have a thousand pounds for your white workers to trim, and half of it has mildew and small buds, you'll get a bunch of workers quitting and complaining immediately.
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"An easy solution for me is, when I fly up there, to drag a couple of thousand pounds of ammunition in the bird (helicopter) and drop it off for them," Fontana said later.
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The staff has stabilized at around fifty people, many of them returning for the twelfth or the sixteenth season, while the farm now yields some twenty-three thousand pounds of organic produce every year.
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Image: Brocken Inaglory/Wikimedia CommonsYou are very lucky that you ended up about the size that you are today, somewhere between one and ten feet tall and weighing somewhere between one and one thousand pounds.
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If you're carrying around a thousand pounds of anger and disappointment about yourself — anger about all the mistakes you've made, the opportunities you've squandered, the steps you should have taken five years ago — guess what?
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After Morgan, the former Education Secretary, questioned the wisdom of May's wearing a pair of pants costing nearly a thousand pounds, in a photo shoot for the Sunday Times , Hill banned her from Downing Street.
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Sold by the pound, pallets, which often weigh over a thousand pounds each, have the best goods visible on the exterior, while the interiors are sometimes filled with damaged items that prove to be unsellable.
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They were designed for short-range use — with a range of between 375 and 560 miles, in the case of the Scuds used in Iraq — and could carry well over a thousand pounds of explosives.
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In 1996, when he was twenty-five, Khan won what was then a record payout of two hundred and twenty thousand pounds from the Metropolitan Police for the wrongful arrest and assault of a Chinese hairdresser.
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We ended up paying hundreds of dollars to an out-of-network PANDAS specialist in the US, who kindly helped us get antibiotics sent to the UK, and a couple of thousand pounds consulting a nutritionist.
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For a few thousand pounds a time, Dowson would set up companies like Thunder Flash with UK addresses and provide the directors and company records, such as annual returns and tax forms, to meet UK requirements.
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Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said earlier Urban's son and wife would receive a special pension, while an internet crowdfunding campaign started by a British truck driver has raised more than 177 thousand pounds ($218,000) for the family.
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The fixtures, several of which were sold out, also attracted ticket sales of at least a few hundred thousand pounds each, with larger games likely attracting sales of more than a million pounds, based on Reuters estimates.
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While it is not yet clear exactly how a nuclear weapon might integrate onto the platform, the F-35 is configured to carry more than 3500 pounds of ordnance in stealth mode and over 18-thousand pounds uncontested.
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The photo album found in April 1945 in the bedroom of Hitler's longtime companion Eva Braun could fetch up to more than more than 15 thousand pounds sterling (roughly $18,340 dollars), said C&T Auctions consultant Tim Harper.
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The UK introduced legislation back in the year 2000 to outlaw foreign donations, with donors of even a few thousand pounds needing to be both British citizens and on the UK electoral roll for the donations to be legal.
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Alastair Meeks, a 48-year-old lawyer, is going with the flow; he plans to put several thousand pounds on Britain staying in the EU. "I got into gambling through politics, rather than into politics through gambling," he said.
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The younger Mr. Berggruen attended Le Rosey, an exclusive Swiss boarding school, and studied finance at New York University, but he says he began investing as a teenager, borrowing a few thousand pounds from a friend to buy stocks.
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Bruno had been there at the whim of an English peer from whom he'd removed thirty thousand pounds, and who plainly regarded seeing Bruno do similar damage to a number of his friends as adequate compensation for his losses.
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But the Northern European cows bred to weigh over a thousand pounds, such as the Shorthorn, Ayrshire, and Holstein, contain a roughly even split of A1 and A2 protein, according to Mike Van Amburgh, a dairy scientist at Cornell University.
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But we know that if we were buried alive under a thousand pounds of dust and rubble, our neighbors would scramble to dig us out with their bare hands, and that makes all the destruction and death seem a little less bleak.
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Dornan plans to park a 48-foot refrigerated trailer stocked with a couple of thousand pounds of pizza cheese, 150 pounds of ground buffalo meat, a few hundred tomatoes, and gallons of ice cream, among other provisions for the expected hordes of tourists.
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Although the awards didn't lead to sales, the prize money (three thousand pounds from the Whitechapel and twenty thousand from John Moores) allowed him to pay off several years' worth of his accumulating debts and move with Bonnie into a nicer flat.
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The Co-op sells ten thousand pounds of meat a week: chicken, lamb, whole pigs broken down from trotters to tail, and beef from Slope Farms, a tiny Catskills operation run by Ken Jaffe, who used to practice family medicine on Eighth Avenue.
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Tobacco had been the crop of choice, Mr. Strausbaugh writes, until Eli Whitney, a Northerner, perfected a gin that eventually could remove the seeds from a thousand pounds of sticky cotton fibers daily (compared to just one pound a day by hand).
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When the plant was shut down during Harvey, it released 27771,8373 pounds of carbon monoxide, 7777,20311 pounds of nitrogen oxide, 2311,000 pounds of ethylene, 11,000 pounds of propane, and a couple thousand pounds of 1,3-butadiene, benzene, and butane, according to The New Republic.
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"For those of you who don't normally measure things in kilograms, the President just exerted about a thousand pounds of force and the important thing is that Valor Glass vial is still intact and protecting the vital ingredients inside," Weeks told reporters in the Roosevelt Room.
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The LightningStrike, which Aurora is building in cooperation by way of a DARPA contract, is designed to carry several thousand pounds of cargo without a pilot and be able to take off and land vertically — all while reaching speeds of 400 knots (about 460 mph) when cruising.
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EasyJet's newly appointed C.E.O., disclosing a 51.7-per-cent mean pay gap and speaking of a "personal commitment" to equality, announced that he was taking a voluntary pay cut of thirty-four thousand pounds, to put his salary in line with that of his female predecessor.
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It's mid-July in southern Humboldt County, and the first round of the year's marijuana harvest—all one thousand pounds of it—is hanging in the sheds or newly dried in contractor bags and cardboard boxes, ready for us to start trimming into perfect, salable little nuggets.
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"We used to come right here and catch two, three, four thousand pounds a day, sometimes 10," he said, sitting at the wheel of the Proud Mary — a 44-footer named, he said, after his wife, not the Creedence Clearwater Revival song — as it cruised out to sea.
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Revealed: the hidden global network behind Tommy Robinson The Guardian finds that a far-right activist had been using Facebook's fundraising tools to crowdfund a British Infowars clone: He says he has raised several hundred thousand pounds via online donations, some of which were solicited via the Facebook donate button.
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I think there will always be an aspect of controlling a piece of machinery, of two or three thousand pounds of machinery being controlled by very minute movements of your hand… Taking yourself to the limit, taking the machine to the limit; there's something in our brain wired to enjoy that, so hopefully that's always a part of it.
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As self-confessed "beer geeks" the pair got pretty good at the brewing lark and began to take it a little more seriously — in 2010 thanks to a few thousand pounds of investment, some more robust brewing equipment and a shed-load of ingredients Tiny Rebel was born and they set about creating their first Tiny Rebel beers.
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To follow some of the coverage of British politics you would think that the Scots, now closing in on a second independence referendum, all hated the English and adored the EU; that the old cared nothing about the prospects of the young; that the young were all vacuous virtue-signallers; that Remainers were snobby metropolitans who can state their bank balances only to the nearest thousand pounds and that Leavers were knuckle-dragging racists.
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