Sentence examples for get monies from inspiring English sources

On the day the Scottish Premier League's bottom club announced a loss of £431,621 for the year ended 31 May , 2011 Yorkston added: "We have made other arrangements to get monies in and it should be all squared up on Monday".

Where else do you get monies?

"His rap was called 'Got Monies and Honies.'".

And though Sophie Turner's (Sansa Stark) story about Gleeson's Winnie the Pooh rap "Got Monies and Honies" had us nearly convinced, a new Vine video from user Manus (below) is the ultimate evidence that the young actor is actually a softie.

When Bush was president and visited Kennebunkport, a bill was introduced in Congress to get federal monies for reimbursement for the extra protection he needed".

Analyst Eamonn Flanagan at Shore Capital said: RSA has announced details of its forewarned rights issue, which should enable the group to get the monies in by Easter, as planned.

If you find something, amending is relatively easy and you can do it today and get any monies back in a few short weeks.

Each force has basically laid out a state-by-state example of what types of hits each will take if they don't get their monies.

This is the antithesis of the standard technology investment cycle: first you get seed monies, then you get a Series A, followed by a B or C and then you file your S-1 for a public offering.

A company's public conduct and public image should be a determinant of which companies get taxpayer monies, or at the very least, on what limitations taxpayer's money can be put to use.

And tight capital means that many potential borrowers will be unable to get the monies they need to expand, unemployment is likely remain at double-digit levels, and the demands for unemployment insurance, Medicaid and other public services will rise even further.