It appears manager Arsene Wenger is dipping his hands into that 'war chest' and pulling out a wad of notes for a big spending spree.
The hope is that, with a little push and pull, refiners will embark on a building spree to ease the pressure at the pump.
Pulling in familiar faces from among the on-screen reporters at established U.S. networks was an obvious and simple thing to do, and a remarkable hiring spree of about 800 American journalists took place over six months.
Last week, Britain's Daily Mail published paparazzi shots of Ms. Hathaway, her newsboy cap pulled low, on a book-buying spree in New York, where she snatched up titles involving balance, health and harmony.
Will collectors pull back on buying sprees until the mortgage lending industry stabilizes?
It pulled in $20 million in Q2 2012, raised without giving away much equity, and is on a hiring spree in an attempt to box out competitors like Cisco and Aerohive.
A shooting spree — it's hard to detect - shooting sprees draw international media attention.
For the last 15 years, soaring oil prices and substantial Caspian Sea deposits had bankrolled a massive government spending spree, a windfall that helped Azerbaijan pull itself out of the catastrophe it suffered in the 1990s after the fall of the Soviet Union.
State firms went on a borrowing spree.
The government has started a construction spree.
