Sentence examples for events spending from inspiring English sources

Although a third of that comes from money left in people's wills, CRUK still relies heavily on people taking part in their events, spending in their shops and giving regular donations.

It was Liverpool City Council itself that funded more than half of the cost of the city's year of events, spending £75m out of the total budget of £130m.

Clarke explains: "Think about how much time you spend on different activities, such as working at home, going out to meetings and business events, spending time with family, and so on.

Unlike many recovered city downtowns, Detroit's suburbs have been planned and developed well enough that people might not need to come downtown except for work and, of course, events, spending hours at games and concerts only to get right back in their cars and speed down the highway toward home.

Breitbart, who in the past year has become a fixture on Fox News and a regular at Tea Party events, spends a lot of time on the road.

From Washington to Hollywood, the Dean campaign often provided valet parking at its events, spent heavily to bus outsiders in to speeches in Iowa and began pumping money into commercials seven months before the first vote was cast.

Fiorina, who has leaned heavily on a super PAC, Carly for America, to staff her campaign events, spent just $2.2 million, leaving her with $5.5 million on hand.

A woman plans to meet her future in-laws at Christmas and, through a serendipitous series of events, spends the holiday with a warm and caring family whose son catches her eye.

He had handed out gas cards to get people to campaign events, spent a week living as a homeless person, and run a television commercial with a drowning child.

Some events spend the extra cash to hire an MC.

It estimated 40% of Britons went to at least one event, spending a collective £2.1bn.