hoard

When I lingered among my hoarded treasure I felt like a worm that feeds in the dark upon the fruit where it was born.

Tom had a reputation as a miser who hoarded every penny he could get his hands on.

At the time the nuts were hoarded, the Miocene period, crocodiles, apes and palm trees were all common to western Europe.

Things in current use can be stored in the front section, whilst things can be hoarded in the back.

Yet to get to such a hopeful point, the cash injected into the system in the months ahead has to be lent, spent and not hoarded.

After a few days together, Bob and between his children very not easy hoarded a little trust.

That money is hoarded and is not used to expand credit and the money supply, and so does not lead to inflationary pressures.

Sensing some sort of power to the mineral, the goblins hoarded it and shaped it into ritual objects.

Dragons are the oldest creatures in this world, and surely they've hoarded piles of gold during the millennia they've been around!

Only when you gain access to the market will you know where the gold is hoarded.

As prices start to break, hoarded commodities suddenly become available for sale by highly leveraged owners.

For many years the Elves hoarded their sources of crystals, with which they created marvelous jewelry and items of power.

"If not, then the risk is that liquidity is hoarded and recycled into the bond market, " he said.

For two decades, since the fall of the Soviet Union, demand has exploded for the $100 bill, which is hoarded like gold in unstable places.

If you hoard a thing for yourself, it will turn into spiritual dry rot, as the manna did when it was hoarded.

Defence lawyers said Chun hoarded documents at his house, but they insisted that he was not a spy.

first the money markets seized up , as banks hoarded spare cash.

To offset a gaping hole in government revenue, Mr Aso tapped a reservoir of government savings hoarded outside its general budget.

The announcement triggered panic as citizens dumped currency and hoarded goods. Inflation spiked.

When the project ends, those same resources, now hoarded by the users, become underutilized, wasted capacity.

Japanese banks hoarded their extra reserves, and the policy had little discernible impact on the broad money supply.

Clobbered by the financial crisis, worried banks have hoarded their cash and been extremely reluctant to lend money to customers.

The police found much heroin hoarded in his store.

Even gold coins are being hoarded as the yellow metal keeps breaking records.

Wise in the ways of magic, secretive werecats hoarded mysteries and mystical knowledge.

Keen toy-makers hoarded every scrap of material, if not for sewing outside then for stuffing within.

Either way, no oil is hoarded or somehow kept off the market.

Rolls-Royce's move is also a reminder that the cash hoarded need not be spent in Britain.

Cash is being hoarded everywhere by savers too afraid to lend and consumers too afraid to spend.

In economist-speak, companies "hoarded labor. "

Instead of lending this money onto the real economy, banks have either hoarded it in excess reserves or invested it in government bonds.

But they spent all their leisure visiting neighbouring farms and stealing potatoes, which they hoarded.

But in 2009 attempts predictably missed their mark as producers hoarded stocks and the black-market price soared.

I drew maps, studied Tibetan, hoarded money and medicines and other essentials.

Chinese people hoarded a lot of iodine salt for facing the shortage of staple in the upcoming days.

the farmer hoarded the foodstuff in the warehouse.

In some cases, the problem is exacerbated as assets are hoarded precisely because of the difficulty in finding them when needed.

The bans triggered a shortage in the overseas market: prices soared to a record high of $1, 000 a tonne and consumers hoarded.

Spending dropped faster than incomes last year as householders hoarded cash.

And so money that is simply hoarded is of no value.

Hong Kong residents stayed in, hoarded staples, hoped for the best and waited for the worst.

Traders in at least 12 sub-Saharan African countries hoarded food, and soaring maize and rice prices were leading to political instability

when confronted by perceived pilferage on hoarded food, David's rock squirrels increased both larder hoarding and scattered hoarding;

When all your safety pins are missing as he has them hoarded for numbers

I have seen a grievous evil under the sun: wealth hoarded to the harm of its owner,

They have felt doomed: doomed to live under strong men who have hoarded their wealth and beaten down dissent;

Everyone hoarded food during the famine

Families who hoarded food during the strike

Long in its cloudy bosom hoarded,

In our hands is placed a power greater than their hoarded gold