Sentence examples for is to splash from inspiring English sources
"And I'm not convinced that the way to get China to respond positively is to splash headlines in the Western press.
Which is convenient really, since Arsène Wenger has been bragging to all and sundry about how ready he is to splash the cash this summer.
"When we have a new national record or world record, the tradition is to splash the hell out of them," Grant Graves, the lead judge at Vertical Blue, said.
Another method is to splash hot water around the floor, wait, and then mop the area twice or thrice.
Another good idea would be to splash cold water on your face.
As stores slashed prices by up to 70%, there was evidence that shoppers were, finally, being tempted to splash out.
4.08pm: The London Evening Standard is going to splash on Gordon Brown being gone "tonight", according to Sky's Niall Patterson.
One reason is that companies are unwilling to splash out on business-class seats in the current economic climate.
This is Bach to splash around in, and the orchestra seemed to have fun with it.
A takeaway pizza is about the biggest treat they are willing to splash out on.
But consumers are reluctant to splash out, perhaps because wage growth has been so miserable.
