Sentence examples for given a pot of from inspiring English sources

Portfolio managers were given a pot of money.

I must have been nine or 10 and for me it was just like being given a pot of gold.

World-class tour players may have alternative agreements in place which allow them to fund an overseas coach, but the days of an emerging player being given a pot of money to spend on any coach of their choosing are over.

The oldest son, Andrianjakanavalonamandimby, was given a pot of honey, which he smashed in order to eat every last drop.

As if a leprachaun himself must have found me and given me a pot of gold to do whatever I pleased.

Andy Reed, chairman of the Sport and Recreation Alliance, told the committee: "When we are given a large pot of money, different sport organisations often fight for their slice of the cake.

In addition, Massachusetts was given a special pot of money, which was secured with Kennedy's influence, designated primarily for the politically powerful Cambridge Health Alliance and Boston Medical Center.

Bush's official campaign bank account, although notably smaller than the Super Pac's, is important because it will pay for his travel and employee salaries and give him a pot of money from which to craft messages exactly as he sees fit.

His pension increased by £1.6 million, now giving him a pot of around £9 million.

A gardener wanted to give us a pot of basil; we smilingly refused pleading air travel and he pressed dried sage on us instead.

She began when she was 12, because her parents gave her a pot of green ink for Christmas, and she likes green ink.