Sentence examples for dollars ready from inspiring English sources
"There are hundreds of billions of dollars ready to deploy to countries around the world if they get the signal that we mean business this time.
Her petitioner explained a dictator had "$150million (One hundred and fifty million United States Dollars)" ready to be removed from the country if only Mrs Babbage would help by providing her bank account and social security number.A quick Google search threw up several blog entries and pictures from the past few months with different stamps and letters, all originating from Tanzania.
I intend to use it to fund my gerbil video series there so get your dollars ready.
Authoritarian capitalists have embraced Rothko, Warhol and Pollock, and they have mountains of dollars ready to spend on art.
In 2013, about one in three dollars Ready for Hillary spent -- more than $1 million -- went toward online advertising through the firm Rising Tide Interactive LLC, which is largely staffed by former Democratic Party campaign operatives.
The first is if you vote for the bill, in which case we have a campaign advertising fund of twelve million dollars ready to support whatever challenger you face in your next election.
What happens if I go to the Ready for Hillary Web site and buy my wife a sixty-dollar Ready for Hillary tote bag for a holiday present and buy my kids two thirty-eight-dollar Ready for Hillary hoodies, and then she doesn't run?
That's clear, but is it enough to make Mr. Sarkozy, in lieu of trying to neuter the dollar, ready to accept a bunch of study-group reports stretched out over the next decade as a face-saver (while he gets to hang on to his Masters of the Universe associate member's card)?
We're spending millions of dollars getting ready to photograph things that often aren't ready to be photographed or worth photographing".
When Putin isn't available to stiff us, China, to whom we owe a gazillion dollars, is ready to stand in.
Perry, down to his last fifteen dollars, was ready to settle for root beer and a sandwich, but Dick said no, they needed a solid "tuck-in," and never mind the cost, the tab was his.
