Sentence examples for fire money from inspiring English sources

Various people there perform effects involving playing cards, handkerchiefs, fire, money, and mentalism.

According to a spokesman for the Kochs, "Under the law, corporations are considered people, and people have always had the right to fire money from cannons at other people".

has taken the most FIRE money: $972,814.

The 1995 death of a token clerk in one case brought national attention to the attacks after some asserted that a movie that year depicting such fires, "Money Train," inspired the crimes.

According to the elaborate mechanism set up in the Investment Company Act, independent directors ride herd on the firms that distribute funds, haggling over fees and firing money managers for bad performance.

In any case, this weekend's sure-fire money-making sequel, "American Pie 2," recalls an even more ancient time, the late 90's.

After the audience was wooed to sign up for more sure-fire money-making classes and DVDs, Colin Powell came out to a rain of red and blue streamers.

Mr. Immelt candidly admits that G.E. was seduced by GE Capital's financial promise — the lure of rapid-fire money-making unencumbered by the long-range planning, costs and headaches that go into producing heavy-duty material goods.

Perhaps General Motors is being so generous with this vehicle because, as a pricier derivative of the Chevrolet Silverado pickup, it knows the Suburban is a sure-fire money-maker.

If there's a house fire, the money is gone.

And if the investments do not perform well, it can be stickier to fire the money manager.