Sentence examples for fan dollars from inspiring English sources
In a rivalry similar to that of PES and Fifa, a publishing debate saw Championship Manager spawn Football Manager and instant competition for the fan dollars.
Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas (who co-wrote and directed the film) has said that since fan dollars brought Veronica Mars back to life, he turned the movie into "a love letter to fans," putting in all the stuff that he thought they would want, and only then adding "a detective case in the middle".
"This process is very exciting," Franco said about the recent shift toward using fan dollars to make films.
"This process is very exciting," Franco said about using fan dollars to fund films in the video announcing the "Palo Alto Stories" project.
On the jeweler bandwidth, far from the instantly recognizable Tiffany blue box, is the photo of a grinning Uncle Sam, a fan of dollars in his hand, who appears in advertisements for EZ Pawn Corp.
What does it mean for female fans, whose dollars are so coveted by the NFL, who make up an estimated 45percentt of the NFL's fan base?" she asked while seemingly holding back tears.
A victory would have made their team more likable in the short run, no doubt — and more competitive with the Cowboys and Mavericks for the Dallas sports fan's dollar.
The NFL hires women consultants, tries to sound contrite not because they are suddenly learning about all the violence that's spilling from playing field to home (or elevator), but because they are realizing it could cost them women fans and dollars.
By Ian Crouch March 31 , 2011Baseball is back, with all its attendant pleasures and vices: the impeccably kept infields, the crisp white lines, and the startling beauty of a well-thrown ball from third to first; and, on the darker side, the cursing fans, twelve-dollar beers, and rampant on-field tobacco use.
Cole also proved he isn't exclusively profit-focused with his fan-favorite Dollar And A Dream Tour shows that cost just $1 to attend.
Last year, McMahon's company, World Wrestling Entertainment, hosted twelve pay-per-view events; it would cost a fan about six hundred and fifty dollars to watch them all.
