Sentence examples for egg Money from inspiring English sources

And all Maggie's nagging about the egg money going for Satan's work, as Minnie stacks the blue chips into teetering piles, is silenced.

In its heyday, "thousands of American women sewed till the small hours, picked berries under a blazing sun or rented the spare room, and saved their egg money in a cracked teapot on the top shelf with just one goal in mind: a black walnut Estey organ in the parlor," the guide rhapsodized.

Competition for the nation's nest-egg money stepped up a gear yesterday when Standard Life Bank announced it was bucking the rate reduction trend by increasing some of its savings rates.

Berlcha sold chickens & eggs for money for flour.

Good Eggs makes money not just on the delivery fee, but also in taking a small percentage of orders placed through its system with individual vendors.

With that amount of eggs (and money spent), one would hope for perhaps four embryos to store and/or transfer.

(What burglar looks through a carton of eggs for money?).

But he said a key part of the problem was foreign buyers purchasing high-value homes "purely as a nest egg for their money", which he described as a "monstrosity".

For a time earlier this decade, it was intellectually fashionable among economists to point out that the size of the nest egg — not the money flowing into it (which was the basis for the official saving rate) — mattered most.

"It's my nest egg, the shell money," he says in a German accent weathered by years of tropical humidity and isolation.

Some folks call a robust nest egg their "FU" money (a term coined by Humphrey Bogart who said he always wanted to have enough to walk away if he got mistreated by studio bosses).