31.   Must be a couple of pound for them.

32.   Somebody paid a hundred and eighty pounds for an extended warranty on a new vehicle.

33.   And so many pounds for each sixth former you have.

34.   An Oxfordshire construction company has been fined more than one and a half thousand pounds for polluting the River Wray.

35.   Ann bought several pounds for a party she was planning.

36.   As the pound strengthens against other currencies British exports become less competitive and U.K. companies get fewer pounds for their overseas revenue.

37.   Domestic hostility has, for instance, compelled Blair to promise not to adopt the euro as a replacement for the British pound for at least another four years.

38.   Do not press pound for more options.

39.   Figure on three hamburgers to a pound for the best, juiciest varieties.

40.   It blamed weaker-than-expected markets and a stronger pound for the shortfall.