Example sentences of "[be] [adv] from [noun] to " in BNC.

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1 We 'd been certain that Frank had been kept with a Frenchman in the apartment we 'd been in from February to early May .
2 Unigate 's midway profits are down from £43m to £42m and the full-year figure is likely to be static at £92m , further reflecting the pressures on the dairy industry .
3 AT Asda , clementines are down from £1.29 to 89p for a 1kg pack .
4 Three-quarter length black-and-white check blanket coats are down from £259 to £149 , gold sequinned vest dresses from £149 to £99 .
5 So Glaxo shares are down from £8 to under £6 and Wellcome down from £10 to £7.50 .
6 Traditional pork sausages are down from £1.89 to £1.59 .
7 GATEWAY 'S Oakleaf sliced Scottish smoked salmon sides are down from £9.49 to £7.99 .
8 Dry , roasted peanuts are down from £1.09 to 99p .
9 Suits are down from £350 to Pounds 225 , and from £250 to £175 .
10 Net assets are down from 201p to 137p a share .
11 Earnings per share are down from 31p to 20.5p , the dividend is maintained at 20.5p with a final payment of 17p on June 16 .
12 The oscillations are usually from side to side but can be up and down .
13 Savage 's interest charges are up from £900,000 to almost £2.4m , and gearing was around 90 per cent of shareholders ' funds .
14 Long-term business profits are up from $7.8m to $10.5m , despite the continuing impact of development costs in Hong Kong and Ireland .
15 Long-term business profits are up from $27.0m to $34.8m , despite the continuing impact of development costs in Hong Kong and Ireland .
16 Long-term business profits are up from $14.6m to $20.9m , despite the continuing impact of development costs in Hong Kong and Ireland during the half year .
17 Prices will be down from £1.19 to 98p lb from next Monday ) .
18 UK PAPER , which is recommending a £263million takeover bid from the Finnish Metsa-Serla group , has forecast that its profits for 1989 will be up from £13.9million to £15million and that its surplus land has been revalued at £16.9million , which is equal to 17.4p a share .
19 UK PAPER , which is recommending a £263million takeover bid from the Finnish Metsa-Serla group , has forecast that its profits for 1989 will be up from £13.9million to £15million and that its surplus land has been revalued at £16.9million , which is equal to 17.4p a share .
20 He would be back from time to time , but never again as a mendicant .
21 ‘ I assure you that we will add to your distress as little as possible , but we shall be here from time to time and you will also be asked to make a formal statement . ’
22 The locale is described as a university in the north of England , it could be anywhere from Nottingham to Newcastle , but seems more likely to be Lancashire or Merseyside .
23 Losses in Australia , where there was some reserve strengthening during the year , were down from $22.1m to $12.9m following another good result in the fourth quarter .
24 In Australia , losses at the half year were down from $7.0m to $5.2m following a deficit in the second quarter only marginally better at $3.4m ( 1992 : $3.5m loss ) .
25 Losses in connection with General Accident 's property services operation were down from $4.5m to $3.7m , as measures designed to reduce operating costs began to take effect .
26 The consolidated accounts of MEPC show at the September 1991 year-end , group cash balances were down from £265m to £139m and no longer covered the total capital commitments of £189m .
27 Receipts were down from £1,406 to £863 and a net loss of £160 on the year was returned .
28 The reduction in borrowings , however , meant that interest charges were down from £240,000 to £86,000 , and that the group was well on course to becoming cash positive by the end of the current year .
29 Creditors due to be paid within a year were up from £261m to £337m , while the gross interest payable was £158m against £130m — and that after capitalising £39.6m of interest .
30 Net written premiums in sterling terms were up from $1,909.7m to $2,107.0m .
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