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But if the mood sours as the crisis drags on, the party might have trouble sustaining that argument.

Sours may be served (as above) over ice or strained straight up into a cocktail glass.

By virtue of storage economics, that means that if there is surplus of Canadian heavy sours, it translates into a discount for WTI.

When a marriage breaks down or a friendship turns sours , this is not the way god meant it to be.

The risk of a mishap will be greater after the Greek elections in February if the country's political mood sours yet further.

But the gradual implementation of the Basel rules will give banks more flexibility if the economic outlook sours again.

Even more than spilled oil in Louisiana marshland, it is the anaemic economy that sours the public mood.

Fear sours the palette and deprives you from tasting of the sweet nectar of life.

Here's a novel move: a bank sells a $2. 4bn asset beforeit sours and without recourse to any buyer more unusual than the stock market.

Man's best friend is not feeling the love as the economy sours .

You'd better get the milk before it sours in the sun.

He gradually eases himself into his chair. His expression sours.

In fact, money problems can be the source of friction that sours a relationship.

The Jalameh terminal, too, is a symbol of Palestinian-Israeli mistrust that sours the mood of economic peace.

Man's best friend isn't feeling the love as the economy sours .

The bus on Canal street runs late, and the milk sours seconds faster.

Japan's high-value products, such as cars and consumer electronics, are the first things people stop buying when the economy sours .

The cream sours in hot weather.

Milk sours quickly in heat.

This plow sours well.

Sea air sours it, I heard.

She is a kind of strong flavor wine which rich in tannins and fresh sours.