Sentence examples for generated so much money from inspiring English sources
In turn, by the 1930s the annual Rose Bowl game generated so much money that other warm-weather American cities began copying it, setting up their own exhibition "bowl games" between highly touted teams at the end of the season.For the host cities, these events were cash cows.
How can the labor force that generates so much money for everyone else be kept in shackles by the N.C.A.A.? The N.C.A.A. claims it has the legal right to do all the above and more.
I just gawped at the photographs and was secretly impressed by the cleverness of the people who'd managed to generate so much money they could safely take leave of their senses and construct 300ft buttplug skyscrapers and artificial floating cities shaped like doodles scribbled in the margins of sanity.
That the fight will generate so much money is largely down to the fact that American boxing fans will have to pay almost $100 £655) to watch the action.
People are hungry for something new, and there's so much attention from the media because it's generating so much money.
I like the David Banner character, and you think about all these ridiculous things when you're watching these movies because they are suddenly generating so much money.
Which brings me to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, and a league that claims to be nonprofit but generates so much money that even the commissioner collected a $40 million paycheck.
As Simon sees it, there was a "kind of fever" at HBO for a while after " 'The Sopranos' and 'Sex and the City' generated so much heat and so much money, and magnified expectations of what a high-end cable outlet can do.
Mr Thaksin's opponents fear these projects will generate so much slush money that the Shinawatras will be able to buy enough influence to dominate the country for many years to come, at a time when Thailand is quietly bracing itself for the end of the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the monarch seen as the spiritual and moral core of the nation.
But Nixon has an unusual point of view: He thinks expanding Medicaid will bring in so many federal dollars and generate so much new state tax revenue that there will be money left over to finance other projects.
