Sentence examples for financed to the tune of from inspiring English sources

Adani's Abbot Point coal port expansion has been financed to the tune of $540m by the Commonwealth Bank and $250m by Westpac.

His luxury flats and hotel project, One Nine Elms in London's Vauxhall, is due for completion in 2016-17 and has been financed to the tune of £700m, contributing to Mr Wang's £22.7bn wealth, according to Estates Gazette.

The tower is being financed, to the tune of $235 million, by the Teachers Insurancee and Annuity Fund of New York, a private pension fund, which is an equity partner.

Unlike a college, obligated to charge such fees to pay its costs, Queens Public Television is completely financed to the tune of about a million dollars a year by our cable subscribers.

A ballot measure cooked up and financed to the tune of $8.7 million by Uber and Lyft got voted down Saturday, 56% to 44%.

The crisis in Greece has obliged Berlusconi's government to launch corrective measures to public finances to the tune of €24bn.

It was nearly a year ago that SohoOS announced a second round of financing to the tune of $8M.

In January 2007 eToro raised a first round of financing to the tune of $1.7M from by private investors.

Ixtens, a New York-based SAAS company that powers marketplaces for online retailers and media companies, has secured a Series A financing to the tune of $4.6 million.

Today the company is announcing that Morgenthaler Ventures is leading a second round of financing to the tune of $8 million (it's also the firm's first investment in an Israeli-based startup).

At the same time, the company is announcing that it has raised its second round of financing to the tune of €6 million (approx. $8.5 million) after raising initial funding for the project back in December 2007.