Sentence examples for closed to spend from inspiring English sources

This is just one illustration of the promise that persuaded Roberto Martinez, just before the last transfer window closed, to spend £9.5m on Funes Mori, a player who in his final act as a River Plate player won the Copa Libertadores, the South America's European Cup.

However, they live and forage in the vicinity of settlements, to which they come close to spend the night.

Visit those you are closest to, spend time with them, send letters, cards or presents to old friends.

Its bosses are already close to spending more than they might have lost had they done nothing.

America's government is still shut down, and the country is marching closer to spending cuts worth 4% of GDP or even a default on its debt.

But negotiations with the de facto government led by Roberto Micheletti have stalled, and the attention of the international community seems close to spent.

The seach giant is already close to spending more in the first three quarters ($3.92 million so far this year) than in all of 2009 ($4.03 million).

I have to admit, by day three, close to spending 48 hours in the Wetherspoons hotel, the magic and initial excitement had somewhat worn off.

The veterinarian that closed their business to spend the day at an animal shelter.

Candidates contesting marginal seats were more likely to spend close to the legal maximum.

Abu Dhabi is planning to spend close to $1 billion for a new museum with the help of the Louvre, in Paris.