| In May 2003, O'Neill took me round the building before it shut its doors and explained bullishly what was to be done. |
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| It's fair to start your own organization in any way you feel is right, but you can't just bullishly run in breaking china everywhere you turn. |
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| Ed, however, remains bullishly optimistic, as this new series reveals. |
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| In the aftermath of departure from Europe on Wednesday night, Ferguson bullishly claimed that his team had been the best in the country since the festive season. |
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| Starkly apparent from last week's price swings is the way commodities are being bullishly impacted by the mounting perception that the worst of the economic crisis may have passed. |
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| When I see price-sensitive buyers such as India and Egypt continue to source wheat from the international market at a time of record high prices, this needs to be viewed bullishly indeed. |
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| The 50 day MA and 10 day MA bullishly crossed in the Dollar index midweek following the FED's announcement that it may be comfortable with letting many of its alternative liquidity measures expire early next year. |
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| Recall that, as contrarians, we can view a heavy backdrop of short interest bullishly, as it could represent future buying power. |
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| Royal Troon, the venue for next year's Open, bullishly argue that they are a different case. |
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| Despite the week-long bearish trend, the KSE benchmark closed bullishly on Wednesday, amid hefty speculations on cheap chips. |
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| And chief executive Neil Doncaster bullishly declared the new system could be in place by the start of next season. |
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| The Prairie cash market has responded bullishly to the developments of the past month, moving up partly with Chicago oat futures, but in somewhat guarded fashion. |
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| We feel there is huge potential in the food and beverage industry and we are confident that investing bullishly will enable us to capitalise and increase our market share. |
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| Bullishly confident second album from Seth Lakeman's slap bass supremo, Ben Nicholls. |
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