zanutto造句

• "There's a lot of wheat around the world to sell, " said John Zanutto, vice president of Merrill Lynch Futures Inc ., Chicago, in an interview before the report.
• "They raised the corn surplus about 20 percent and that's basically the bottom line-- there's bigger supplies, " said John Zanutto, a broker at Merrill Lynch Futures Inc ., Chicago.
• Rising wheat prices and prospects for a smaller-than-expected winter wheat harvest could spur larger plantings of the spring wheat crop, John Zanutto, senior vice president of the commodity brokerage LFG, LLC, said at a CBOT news conference.
• In the meantime, " outside influences, the weather ( in South America ) and the currency situation " in Asia will have the greatest influence on grain markets, said John Zanutto, a floor broker at Merrill Lynch Futures Inc ., Chicago.
• Horatio, visibly weakened from his wound, and worried about his contact with a sick and contagious Zanutto, tells Coco that he believes he is infected and asks him to take care of his daughter and to take her and Pipi out of the city, to a secret hideout Horatio made.
• Francesco Novati and D . Luigi Zanutto both assume that some time before 1409 he accepted an appointment as court fencing master to Niccol?III d'Este, Marquis of Ferrara, Modena, and Parma; presumably he would have made this change when Milan fell into disarray in 1402, though Zanutto went so far as to speculate that he trained Niccol?for his 1399 passage at arms.
• Francesco Novati and D . Luigi Zanutto both assume that some time before 1409 he accepted an appointment as court fencing master to Niccol?III d'Este, Marquis of Ferrara, Modena, and Parma; presumably he would have made this change when Milan fell into disarray in 1402, though Zanutto went so far as to speculate that he trained Niccol?for his 1399 passage at arms.
• That was a surprise to traders, who " were counting on quite a bit more acreage, " said John Zanutto, senior vice president of the Chicago commodities firm LFG, LLC . The biggest surprise, though, was the reduction in the final estimate of the soybean harvest and the projection that supplies will wind up at a 20-year low of 155 million bushels by Aug . 31, before the new crop is harvested.