Sentence examples for bigger allowance from inspiring English sources

Paula Gibbons, a 50-year-old health and safety officer from Manchester, is set to make use of the bigger allowance.

Pretty young things with a bigger allowance pop into the Diana Kane lingerie shop, which the owner, Diana English, has stocked with lacy underpinnings by Only Hearts and Cosabella.

Foursquare was only too happy to grant Instagram a bigger allowance -- and to do the same for Evernote when it ran up against the same problem more recently -- because the API calls from all those other Foursquare-powered apps are contributing to the richness and accuracy of the company's venue database and consumer insights.

"She might ask for a bigger allowance," he said.

Note: Your son may say, "Just tell me why I can't see the movie/ have a bigger allowance," tempting you to offer yet another round of explanations.

But times are tough in the kingdom, and Albert's back-channel approaches to the government for a bigger allowance have been spurned, the newspapers Le Soir and De Standaard reported Thursday.

"The kids of O.F.W.'s have everything in terms of gadgets — the latest cellphones that you can't even find in Manila — and they have bigger allowances than even the teachers," Ms. de Leon said.

"Maybe some are going to school, but I'm thinking that Mom and Dad have a little more money and are giving them bigger allowances so they don't have to work in the summer," Mr. Gehlhaus said.

For example, point out that an older sibling gets more allowance then you, or that kids your age have bigger allowances than you, or that you do too many chores for such a small allowance.

A rich, beer-drunk yahoo with a big allowance who passes out in your bathtub".

"I was a working girl, and my parents did not give me a big allowance".