Sentence examples for bricks of money from inspiring English sources

"When you walk in and see bricks of money in the toilet, it really gets you thinking about the whole concept of money," Mr. Ruane said in an interview.

The stink of tax avoiders and evaders encouraged by HSBC to hide bricks of money from tax collectors gets even worse as it emerges that so many party donors have Swiss bank accounts, which may or may not have been used for that purpose.

Now, the custom on such occasions is for all the people who worked hard on a case — including investigators from city, state and federal agencies — to line up alongside their bosses on the podium and do a standing lap of honor around the contraband, usually piles of money or bricks of dope or stacks of assault weapons.

In some instances, the bankers were handing customers hundred-thousand-dollar bricks of U.S. bills, allowing money to be smuggled back home.

At first he had grand plans for the red-brick Victorian property but a lack of money, then will, allowed it to become dilapidated and almost uninhabitable.

Banks would put bricks of cash in the windows, a visible "wall of money," to assure lined up customers they needn't worry, that the bank was solvent.

He made a bit of money on the side selling sand and bricks.

Some of the flats have been rebuilt, the new red brick stands out, but not all - apparently, they ran out of money.

The towers are brick-faced, which led many to believe that the builders ran out of money.

"They gave us a big amount of money," he said, adding, "We said the building is not just brick and concrete, and we said it's a work.

It still costs an egregious amount of money at $450 and you still have to get your power brick modified for $25 by sending it in or shelling out an extra $100 for a modified brick.