Sentence examples for dinner spending from inspiring English sources

Keep real rewards simple, such as a walk to the park, a pizza dinner, spending time playing a game with your kid that you usually find too hard for you, going to the zoo, etc.

Many a day I rushed off to New York City to make product, raced back to Long Island to make dinner, spent time with my family and then sketched all night until I couldn't keep my eyes open.

The long and short of it is that he cut an exam, invited the entire chorus line of 30 girls to dinner, spent all his money and got kicked out of Harvard.

After years of a traditional, big family Midwestern celebration with turkey, a huge tree and more presents than anyone needs, I found the humble carp dinner spent with a friend's parents on Christmas Eve in Lübeck, Germany — followed by a trip to the disco that lasted well into Christmas Day 1992— thrilling.

Every night after my "day job" I go home, make dinner, spend time with my family, and do the housework.

I list all I need to do in my head: wash daughter's containers of food, wash my lunch containers, start dinner, spend time with my daughter, etc.

If you are always wondering what to make for dinner, spend half an hour a week (Sunday evening is often a good time) to write out a plan of meals.

Having fawned over Jack Warner and clumsily tried to offer friendlies and pay for dinners, spending £21m in the process, the FA has spent the five years since insisting, with ever-more force, that they were robbed and should be reimbursed.

As well as excursions to Bran Castl, the resort offers swimming, bowling, and dinners spent playing guess-the-ingredients, all at bargain prices.

It is unclear when the two presidential candidates will hold their first state dinners, spend their first weekends at Camp David or welcome this year's N.B.A. champions, the Boston Celtics, to the Rose Garden.

"Less cash coming into the Valley means less cash to purchase homes, and go out to nice dinners, spend on consumer products and go on vacations," said Hans Swildens, founder and principal of Industry Ventures, an investment firm that buys stakes in start-up companies that need infusions of cash.