Sentence examples for bankroll to from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'bankroll to' is not grammatically correct and is not used in written English
You could use the phrase 'bankroll something' which means to provide financial resources for a project or venture. For example: The company is financially secure with a generous bankroll for new projects.
It increased Left Bank's bankroll to more than $1.4 million.
The winner's purse was $136,200, which pushed Affirmed's total bankroll to $1,023,227.
The $450,000 first-place check Blame picked up for the owners Claiborne Farm and Adele Dilschneider increased the colt's bankroll to nearly $1.5 million.
He also uses a fat bankroll to buy product from other producers, which he takes to Los Angeles two or three times a month.
In the daylight hours, opinions echo from horsemen to sales agents to owners who, at night when these unproven runners skitter through the sales ring, must have the conviction to bid on, and the bankroll to pay for them.
Whenever any client of the Casino was found self-slain with empty pockets, it was customary for the Casino to rush a bankroll to the spot, so victim would seem to have ended it all from Weltschmerz.
If you do not know the answer to a question, you can drop out of school, quitting with the money you've bankrolled to that point.
Whoever does gains access to state funds to bankroll his campaign to form the next government.
"China is going to have to continue to be a big benefactor and bankroll North Korea to a big extent".
President Bill Clinton may offer to bankroll a settlement to the tune, it is whispered, of $2 billion dwarfing the annual budgets of both warring countries.
Three of the biggest political donors in Britain are to bankroll the campaign to pull the country out of the European Union, it will be announced.
