To quarter
To QUARTER. A barbarous punishment formerly inflicted on criminals by tearing them to pieces by means of four horses, one attached to each limb.
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Calots are not permitted within the walls of the palace proper, and so I had had to relegate poor Woola to quarters in the stables where the royal thoats are kept.
The report finds that issuance rose quarter to quarter across all asset classes -- except mortgage-related securities issuance.
Despite a flat economy and the continued fallout from the events of 9/11, the Long Island office market reflected relative stability through the third quarter of 2002, with little change in key indicators from quarter to quarter and year to year.
Hong Kong one-month interbank rates climbed as high as 20.5 percent, and implied yields on three-month forward contracts for Hong Kong dollars rose to quarter highs near 15 percent in mid-June.
Despite a flat economy and the continued fallout from the events of 9/11, the Long Island office market reflected relative stability through the third quarter of 2002 with little change in key indicators from quarter to quarter and year to year.
The volume of oil imports varied substantially from quarter to quarter in 1990.
The Island office market remained relatively healthy, registering little change in key indicators during the year from quarter to quarter.
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- To put stress upon
- To put the best foot foremost
- To put the cart before the horse
- To put the comether on
- To put the great seal into commission
- To put the hand unto
- To put the kibosh on
- To put the last hand to
- To put the screws on
- To put to flight
- To put to grass
- To put to nurse
- To put to one's trumps
- To put to rout
- To put to sea
- To put to shame
- To put to the blush
- To put to the rack
- To put to the sword
- to put too fine a point on it
- to put two and two together
- To put under the screw
- To put up
- To put up the spout
- To put up to
- To put up with
- to put words into someone's mouth
- to put/set one's shoulder to the wheel
- to put/throw one's hat in the ring
- to quake/shake like a leaf
- To quarter
- To quit cost
- To quit scores
- to rack one's brain
- To rack one's brains
- to rain on someone's parade
- To raise a blockade
- To raise a check
- To raise a siege
- To raise Cain
- To raise Cain
- To raise dust
- to raise one's hackles
- To raise steam
- to raise the ante
- To raise the horn
- to raise the roof
- To raise the wind
- To rake out
- To rake up
- to rant and rave
- To rap and ren
- To rap and rend
- To rate a chronometer
- To Rattle
- To Rattle
- To Rattle
- To rattle off
- To reach after
- To Reach Urban Communities Everywhere
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