Optimism post-holiday was
writ large with steel majors like WISCO, Baosteel, Angang, Benxi Iron and Steel, Shougang and Hebei increasing prices for March by CNY 300 per ton for main products viz., HRC and CRC.
It is written for library leaders
writ large and for anyone leading or contributing to research library planning processes.
This is a school story about the mixed emotions facing beginner relationships and is a perfect vehicle for teenage dating problems
writ large. HM
In many ways, this hefty book is just National Geographic's popular Field Guide to the Birds of North America
writ large. This is not to damn with faint praise, however, since NatGeo's field guide is one of the best available.
MINISTER James Purnell is Tory Boy
writ large with knobs on.
How many teacher-librarians across North America are in schools with strong reading skill programs and when bragging about reading progress that is made, as widely as this one, are left out with the message
writ large: Libraries are not essential components in the reading program?
It would be churlish to suggest that Norman 'choked' on a course with danger at the foot of every sand hill and in a tournament he had enriched so unexpectedly at such a grand age that his name will be
writ large in the Birkdale sand in years to come.
So the word Wimbledon was
writ large across the Echo's front page in that summer of 1934.
If Congress doesn't have the backbone to turn people down when meting out a limited supply of acreage on the National Mall, you can see why the federal budget would present the same problems
writ large. There's only so much space on the Mall, but there are many ways to transcend the budget's limits: deficit spending, "trust fund" dipping, tax increases.