Sentence examples for bit of a windfall from inspiring English sources
Another surprising group that routinely enjoys a bit of a windfall around Valentine's Day? Divorce lawyers.
Oddly, Dupuis, a 29-year-old who was not drafted out of juniors, has turned into a bit of a windfall.
When I was 13 or 14 my parents had a bit of a windfall so bought a lovely new kitchen, but I burnt it down.
Another surprising group that routinely enjoys a bit of a windfall around Valentine's Day? Divorce filings rise about 40% this time of year, says data from Avvo, a site that rates and ranks lawyers.
Now Mr. Johnson has come into a bit of a windfall: Ellen DeGeneres featured him on her show on Wednesday and presented him with a pair of top-shelf tap shoes and a scholarship worth $35,000, underwritten by Chegg, the online textbook rental company, which now also offers other services to students.
With more than half of U.S. taxpayers expected to receive a tax refund this year and the average refund clocking in at $3,120, it's safe to say that a sizable number or people have a bit of a windfall coming their way soon (if not already).
That impressive weight-loss windfall for the light-duty exercisers "was a bit of a shock," he says.
It had the makings of a windfall.
M.L.S. hopes this is the start of a windfall.
The idea of a windfall profits tax causes a similar divide.
