Sentence examples for gross money from inspiring English sources

The presidential candidates' gross money marathon is leaving them increasingly open to shady backslappers securing privileged access with big bags of campaign cash on the barrelhead.

Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time was the single bestselling book of the year, and the success of this one title was enough to propel him into third place in a list of top gross money earners for 2004, behind only Roald Dahl and Jacqueline Wilson.

Mr. Allen's complaint said that Ms. Doumanian and Sweetland Films failed to pay Mr. Allen's company, Moses Productions, its share of adjusted gross profits (money received after payments are made to theater owners) from the last eight movies they made together and refused to provide accurate information about the films' earnings.

The $2.5bn figure at the top of this article came from the Guardian's analysis of the publisher's financial results since the final quarter of 2013, which break down the company's "gross bookings" (money spent by players) into Candy Crush and non-Candy Crush figures.

That would have been unheard of as recently as a decade ago; but it's not at all uncommon these days for movies to gross more money in China than America … and, as a result, for American-made movies to be increasingly targeted at Chinese audiences.

The gross gate money for the match was £27,776.

We should, in turn, expect nothing to change except the numbers of the dead, primarily at home through the barrel of a gun in a veteran's mouth, the gross of money wasted while our poor suffer and the middle class disappears, and, perhaps, another city or two off limits to U.S. presidents.

We all know about the success of Bollywood which now grosses more money than Hollywood but experimentations with film, art and documentaries are sprouting up in a big way throughout the rest of the emerging world.

Sunday 13 January ,1980: Sees nuns pass his window; comments on the gross amounts of money some entertainers make.

That's about 4percentt of gross domestic product, money that might have been put to better use later.

"The kind of willpower of amassing a gross sum of money and certain kinds of venues — I was like, I'm going to take a break from that.