Sentence examples for expenses boiled from inspiring English sources
Next a long-simmering tale of senators fiddling their expenses boiled over unexpectedly into the office of Stephen Harper, the prime minister; on Sunday it forced the resignation of his chief of staff.The allegations against Mr Ford, who has stumbled from one personal controversy to the next since his election in 2010, attracted worldwide attention.
Japanese leaders are keenly aware that many members of Congress link this country's military spending to its huge trade surpluses, a position often boiled down to an argument that Japan enjoys a "free ride" on defense at American expense.
Her regret at not having done so simmered until the end of her life and occasionally boiled over into resentment at the education my sister and I had received at her apparent expense.
In Chicago, tensions have boiled over between communities of color and Emanuel, who is white, over his perceived favor for downtown development at the expense of the historically marginalized neighborhoods on the South Side and West Side.
Boiled down to basics, they worked like this: When energy companies lease land above the shale rock that contains natural gas, they typically agree to pay the owner the market price for any gas they find, minus certain expenses. .
