Sentence examples for a bigger spender from inspiring English sources

Could it be that Mr Martin, the prime minister, will turn out to be a bigger spender and heavier taxer than Mr Martin, the finance minister?

The A's hoped a new ballpark would help them become a bigger spender and a more popular choice for fans in the Bay Area.

Yael Selfin, head of macroeconomics at KPMG in the UK: The chancellor proved a bigger spender in his first autumn statement and focused on one of the fundamental challenges facing the UK economy beyond Brexit – productivity.

Moving to San Jose, he has said, would help the low-budget A's generate revenue and become a bigger spender.

As for Whitman's claim that Brown was a big spender, the truth is that Ronald Reagan was a bigger spender than Brown, even though Brown had to spend heavily to bail out local government after the passage of Prop 13.

A V.I.P. and a big spender.

A frugal bohemian or a big spender?

Isn't Mr. Obama a big spender?

You know, this is a big spender.

"I'm not a big spender," Ecclestone says.

If you're a big spender, that is.