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What does continental mean?
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Topics continental topics
What do people use continental to talk about?
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Examples continental examples
How do I use continental in a sentence?
Simple sentences
Esther didn't have time to eat the continental breakfast.
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It's called the Continental.
The Continental?
Continental!
He has more the Continental mind. Yes?
That's right, I have a Continental mind. Will you have an eggnog?
I don't know what kind of a mind Jerry's got, Continental or cockeyed. but he's a wonder.
That was funny, what he said about your Continental mind.
And don't worry about him, he has a Continental mind.
Into this you will stay and you will reach Victoria in time for the continental express.
The post office was created by the 2nd Continental Congress on July 26, 1776.
I'll buy at opening prices tomorrow, 500 shares of Continental Gas, 500 shares of Consolidated Copper and 100 shares of Central Carbine, the same 20-point margin, yes.
With gold sitting on the continental black market. At two and a half times its standard price?
Your majesty, England has been breaking. our continental blockade through Sweden.
Wire wheels, dual exhausts, continental kit- the works. Right.
He has more the Continental mind.
That's right, I have a Continental mind.
Why, Mr. Warriner, you're out of your Continental mind.
This makes our continental politics more difficult.
Oh, the French have such a continental way of expressing their gratitude. Et.
It's stood since the second year of the Continental Congress.
With gold selling on the continental black market at two and a half times its standard price?
Wire wheels, dual exhausts, continental kit- the works.
Our mine detectors should locate it, where it crosses the continental shelf.
Maggie, bring in the Continental Finance Company File, will you?
And she endorses the glorious uniform of Trans-Continental Airways.
And Lolotte also endorses the glorious uniform of Trans-Continental Airways.
She's always known, since the cradle, that her destiny was secured to that of Trans-Continental Airways.
In the name of Her Majesty and the Continental Congress, feed me this belt.
You've heard that all comunications ended outside the continental limits?
And veers across Indonesia and terminates off the Australian Continental Shelf.
Bobby gun will reside at Hotel Inter Continental.
News and current affairs
European continental thinking, responding to urbanization and the need for social order, emphasized institutional analysis of political economy.
By contrast, America has had a continental-scale economy immune from nationalist disintegration since 1865.
In the early postwar decades, foreign competition exerted virtually no pressure on the economy, owing to the isolation of America's continental market from the devastation of WWII.
Short of unleashing massive and bloody ethnic cleansing - Bosnia, on a continental scale - Americans and others have no choice but to get used to living in increasingly diverse societies.
Europe has been unifying gradually for 50 years now, and we can reasonably look forward to further inter-continental cooperation and integration, not least because of scientific and technological developments.
Instead, the vocation of Europe in the course of the twenty-first century should be to become the lever of step-by-step inter-continental convergence and unification.
Among the large continental countries, including India and Brazil, only China has a small segment of coastline but vast interior regions.
In continental Europe and parts of Asia, there has always been a vision of core business values centered on long-term institutions, especially the family.
At the beginning of the 21st century, family interests reasserted themselves in continental Europe in a surprising way, ousting managers who seemed to have become too Americanized.
It also explains why Continental Europe has had such high unemployment rates for so long.
Moreover, in most of continental Europe a person can be discharged of his or her debt only after a lengthy period, often 5-7 years, during which almost all income must be devoted to debt service.
This key difference between the US and (continental) Europe explains the resilience of the US economy to the collapse of its credit boom.
A NAFTA-wide security perimeter could transform internal borders in much the same way that the Schengen Agreement transformed borders within much of continental Europe.
Of the 50 best universities in the world, according to the Shanghai list and the Times Higher Education Supplement list, some 30 are American, six or seven are British, and only a handful are to be found in continental Europe.
Productivity growth increased substantially in these countries over time, which persuaded Continental Europe to adopt reforms of its own, often pushed by the European Commission.
Family capitalism in the continental European model uses relatively little capital to achieve maximum control.
The idea of the larger bank reached its high point in continental Europe, and especially in Germany, whose big banking system developed out of trade finance and into industrial finance in the late nineteenth century.
Martin Wolf, Samuel Brittan, Danny Blanchflower, and I in the UK; and Paul de Grauwe and Jean-Paul Fitoussi in continental Europe.
Since the French, of all continental Europeans, most respect the convention that no useful work should be done in the month of August, this is harsh treatment for their bankers.
While such ideas are not for everyone, certain Continental countries secretly prefer Britain's disjointed scenarios, with some heads of governments even considering their countries' commitments reversible.