Sentence examples for involved spending from inspiring English sources
His work involved spending lots of time gassing around with military officers, he told me.
This has involved spending time at some of the government-run peripheral health units (PHUs) in northern Sierra Leone, on the border with Guinea.
One of Cairney's first radio jobs was a podcast series for Channel 4, which involved spending the summer of 2007 going to music festivals and interviewing bands.
When the Nowell family wanted to watch their son Jack win his second cap, against Scotland at Murrayfield, the round trip involved spending 20 hours in the car.
It was striking that the announcements made on the Marr show – extra money for counter-terrorism and planes for the MoD – involved spending more, not less.
The plans involved spending amounting to €617m (£518m) – less than 0.5% of Greece's GDP – but were made without consultation with the country's creditors.
Reporters, editors and readers of the newspapers involved spent Monday speculating on social media about what the purchase meant.
Top executives of the three agencies involved spent the day introducing themselves and their new company to their shareholders.
...this generation represents an epic shift in the way young people get involved, spend money, work together, and negotiate systems.
Not all the missing pages involve spending.
Some disputes involve spending levels, others involve policy matters.
