Sentence examples for checks flow from inspiring English sources

That's the annual phenomenon whereby billions of dollars in year-end bonuses and profit-sharing checks flow into mutual funds, thus jacking up stock prices further.

And so as nine-figure checks flow in and out of China with stunning regularity, we fixate on the internet giants, the gaming leaders or the latest media platform backed by Tencent or Alibaba.

Some Republicans have moved to keep the soft money checks flowing after the ban takes effect on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON — Congress on Thursday approved legislation that would keep unemployment checks flowing to jobless Americans, and President Obama immediately signed it.

To recalibrate the balance, several states are raising taxes on businesses — often through an automatic increase that is triggered when fund levels are endangered — to keep the unemployment checks flowing.

Despite objections from conservative Republicans, the Senate voted 60 to 34 to move ahead with a measure that would keep checks flowing to jobless Americans who are exhausting their benefits and maintain federal subsidies for health insurance for the unemployed.

After 11 new senators were sworn in by Vice President Dick Cheney and Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, the new majority leader, took his place, the Senate sought to resolve the first of the issues left over from the last session, a $7 billion plan to keep unemployment checks flowing this week to about 800,000 people.

Singlehandedly, Bunning stopped a bill in its tracks which would have kept the unemployment checks flowing.

Although it is quite likely that not everyone approached gave a check, many corporate checks flowed into the coffers of WCFG.

How Long Can Treasury Secretary Lew Pay Bills Using "Extraordinary Means?" April tax revenue will keep the checks flowing for a few more months, so there may be a lot of back room negotiations going on without any real headlines now through summer.

Or when they plan to cut poor children's health care or the chance for students from poor families to go to college for the first time, but block any increased revenue from the wealthiest and keep corporate welfare checks flowing -- they should anticipate having to listen for the faith community's different priorities.