Takings

About 75% of her takings come "from over there", she tells me.

Don’t use delivery apps because they’re screwing us for a huge chunk of our takings.

I think somebody must have had a stall selling drinks in front of the Bathers’ Pavilion in the late 50s or early 60s, knocked over their tray and all their takings for the day went into the sand.

Judge Lewis asked Theriaque how he reconciled the customary use doctrine with the U.S. Supreme Court’s prohibition of property takings.

Stephen Alan, which has been in the town for 40 years, says it has seen takings drop by 60 per cent on Tuesdays and 40 per cent on Saturdays.

Their faith has been repaid in spades with Dave and Debbie quadrupling takings in the space of three years.

Michelle Greenwood, who co-owns the Old School café and village shop in Rufforth with Dawn Taylor, said the closure of the Rufforth to Knapton cycle path has reduced footfall and seen takings half on some days.

The IJ said, “Recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions concerning the Fifth Amendment’s takings clause have favored property owners.

They later struck on June 9 at Cash Converters on Hawthorn Road in Kingstanding, Birmingham, when they were armed with knives and an axe as they stole takings.

This is down to the fact revenue streams are up, with the Gunners announcing takings of £467m, a 25 per cent increase on the previous year.

But since the virus outbreak, takings have plumbed new lows.

But with social distancing requiring tricky logistics and limiting box-office takings, very few venues have yet opened their doors.

However, audience scores and critical reception were in diametric opposition to box office takings.

Police on Thursday released CCTV of the 56-year-old leaving Northland Shopping Centre about 9.15pm that night, carrying a small black bag believed to contain the day's takings from his dumpling bar.

This entertaining 1990s thriller had such poor box office takings in the US, it was released straight-to-DVD in other countries, including the UK.

A film adaptation starring Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman in 2007 was seen as a with disappointing box office takings and no sequels were made.

In recent days, the shop takings haven’t even been 50,000 Lebanese pounds”, or around 30 euros, Mary said.

Alban said they were told the women recruited suicide bombers, planted landmines on border zones with Nigeria and served as informants for hostage takings between Cameroon border town of Kolofata and Nigeria.

Analysts from China International Capital Corp. wrote in a report that they expect box office takings to increase by more than 25 percent in 2018.

As the story of Simone and Lyder Johnson illustrates, the Supreme Court needs to provide true guiding principles on regulatory takings.