The phrase 'a spend' is not correct or usable in written English.
It would need to be re-phrased to correctly use it in written English. For example: "I had to spend a lot of money on new tires for my car."
Conceived in 2006, phase one of the city is now complete after three years' work and a spend of $1.4bn.
Many a marriage has fallen apart over the debt from a spend that rocketed out of control.
American Express offers five per cent cashback on purchases for the first three months on a spend of up to £2,000.
UK Music's 'Wish you were here' report in 2015 revealed that 9.5 million incoming "music tourists" to an area generated a spend of £3.1bn.
It estimated that the scalpel could benefit 1.4 million severely obese Britons, at a cost of £6,000 a time, which would come to a spend of £8.4bn.
Ms. Gordon hopes to qualify for a program known as a "spend down" — in which a patient's qualifying income is determined after they subtract their medical costs from their total earnings.
Just goes to show how a smart piece of marketing and an appropriate p&a spend can get a movie into the public discourse.
Her only hope of qualifying for comprehensive Medicaid is to be placed on a "spend-down".
"It's kind of like a cross between a quilting bee and a spend-the-night party.
Then there were the calls to raise spending and cut taxes -- the classic recipe for a spend-and-borrow deficit.
That's because these states allow for a "medically needy" pathway, or a "spend-down" program, whereby patients can meet the Medicaid limit by deducting certain items, including unpaid medical bills, from their income.
