Sentence examples for drifting money from inspiring English sources

While some of that drifting money may end up at newspaper web sites, new media companies will get some of it.

She also likes to tell me that paying rent is "dead money", which always makes me feel spooked and depressed, like the money drifting out of my account each month is cursed in some way.

In the process, six hundred or seven hundred or perhaps eight hundred million of his creditors' dollars vaporized and drifted wherever lost money goes.

This is the time they begin drifting back to Mexico with money orders in their wallets and chocolates for their women.

Ritter added that Andrews had carried on performing with agents continually promising him he was about to get the "drift of money he was looking for".

Instead, it's been a steady drift, as money was tight and districts sought to make the cuts as far away from the classroom as possible and things like maintenance were virtually forgotten.

In blunt post-mortem assessments, they describe the program as a drifting ship -- poorly designed, leaking money and controlled by a Security Council that was paralyzed by its own disputes over Iraq policy.

My money and I seem to be drifting apart.

The smaller clients, feeling ignored, were spending less money with the firm and slowly drifting away.

For active money managers who are not worried about drifting from their benchmark, the transition could be relatively easy.

Needing more money, he drifted into vaudeville as a dancer at 19.