1. Blue chip issues were sharply higher, but the rest of the market actually declined slightly by the end of the day.

2. Meanwhile, non-tech, blue chip losses were widespread.

3. We are very good at supplying international blue chip companies who are brand leaders in their fields.

4. Many blue chip companies use team-based competitions with a series of mental and physical challenges.

5. The index of blue chip stocks gained 159. 70 for the week.

6. Joanne Tearle finds that the blue chip loan comes in many guises and choosing one may be your greatest problem.

7. Blue chip refers to firms with long track records for turning profits and paying dividends.

8. After the auction, the blue chip benchmark inched higher to end at 6,170.3,[Sentence dictionary] a gain of 4.8 points.

9. The shares of their company are blue chip.

10. First, distressed blue chip stocks, blue chips.

11. Therefore, all Blue Chip income and expense items are included in full in Berkshire's Consolidated Statement of Earnings.

12. Even the blue chip stocks I purchased are a tailspin. So far I've already lost NT $ 48000.

13. Mr. Jepson has a portfolio of nothing but blue chip stocks.

14. This game requires significant capital upfront foracquisition of blue chip wines that will increase in value.

15. An airfield is a blue chip in the struggle for military supremacy.

16. Siebel has recruited a blue chip board, including former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and former energy secretary Spencer Abraham.

17. What cries blue chip? With red prepare what is the area?

18. Some interesting manufacturing articles coupled with a number of visits to blue chip companies helped considerably: we were not alone!

19. The City also wants to take it easier after yesterday's barrage of trading statements from blue chip companies.

20. For this application, PLF says hygiene is key – not only because of the nature of the product but also because its customers are blue chip household names.

21. A global brand fund would be a long-haul investment, it ought to look like a blue chip fund.

22. Stock appreciation rights are widely used as equity incentives by Chinese blue chip companies listed overseas.