Sentence examples for expenses feel from inspiring English sources

My intended audience is those proud and even wisely worried parents, they who will pay the tuition, pack the cars, provide the monthly expenses, feel the changes in their daily lives, bear the loss, face their own growing older, and ultimately experience the loneliness.

On the reception desk there's a flimsy boxfile with "Accounts and expenses!!!" felt-tipped on the front.

As a result, holding this exquisite book in your hands (his publisher, Jonathan Cape, has spared no expense) feels akin to a sacramental act.

That is part of the joke, maybe; but at the expense, I feel, of the work as a whole, which without such human interest becomes a bit pat.

With its glass vestibule and expense-account feel, Bar 44 isn't the venue one might expect to be proclaiming its crunchy cred by noting the down-on-the-farm origins of its cocktail ingredients.

And they said, 'No, carry on as you are, because you are spending most of your time in London.'" When John Lyon, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, investigated Smith's expenses, she felt the goalposts had been moved.

Another: We have budgeted well for upcoming expenses and I feel comfortable with our income streams.

After the MPs' expenses scandal, people feel contempt for politicians they think will do anything to gain and keep power.

The analysis, based on surveys by the Federal Reserve and the Census Bureau, found that nearly three-quarters of those who took a premature full distribution from a retirement account did so because of "everyday basic financial management problems, from trouble paying bills to general expenses that they feel like they cannot keep up with".

She added, "I can't chart exactly that I earn so much more to cover the added expenses, but I feel it".

The sibling who has a job, bills, and expenses will not feel guilty or have a problem telling them how it is in the real world.