(1) City of York Council also demanded it should be returned to its bracket on the wall.

(2) A quick punch up the bracket

(3) Top bracket taxpayers can earn 7% with National Savings.

(4) He said the term means no more than a bracket , and a shelf was a type of cantilever.

(5) Fix your focus at a range that will fill the lens with shark, then remember to bracket your exposures in all the excitement!

(6) Michael Chabon, author of Wonder Boys, is careful to place his Summerland within the new and lucrative publishing bracket of ÔÇÿall agesÔÇÖ.

(7) South Africa and Pakistan rate amongst the top bracket teams in both forms of the game.

(8) Those in a high income bracket

(9) This is not just another way of looking at self-identification by class, or economic bracket , or being in the in crowd.

(10) For tax planning purposes, a general partnership can be a useful method of diverting income from high bracket parents to their children.

(11) It's always best to bracket your exposures

(12) And the 17-24 age bracket accounts for about one in four accidents on Britain's roads, despite representing only one in six drivers.

(13) The C&O used portable dual Mars lights on the forward end of its RDC's, hanging them on a bracket attached to the door and powered via an extension cord.

(14) My mother would immediately take out a pencil and bracket familiar names.

(15) Agar said: ÔÇÿChris falls into the same bracket as the three who've already come in.ÔÇÖ

(16) In the hope of obtaining a rapid and overwhelming fire, the French artillery ranges only for a long bracket .

(17) A bracket on the wall beside a window, still with its adjustment screw, remains of where Gregory's telescope was set up.

(18) An adhesive strip on the back wall attaches the bracket to the support surface.

(19) There will always be leaders and followers and it has to be said that Explosions in the Sky fall into the second bracket .

(20) I normally bracket each exposure at least one stop in both directions (underexposure and overexposure).