Sentence examples for it's bailout from inspiring English sources
The real question, says Zerbe, is not what to do now (it's bailout season, everyone is probably ending up with a piece of the pie) but what to do in the future.
Three days later, it was bailout time for Bear.
But it's a bailout for Main Street and Elm Street and Seventh Street, not Wall Street in short, the right kind of bailout.
"My instincts are to suggest that it's a bailout," says Ms. James of the Cato Institute.
"I absolutely don't think it's a bailout," Mr. Mulally said Monday.
Dee Brown, who missed a potential game-winning shot in Game 2, said: "I think it's a bailout to say there are no leaders on this team.
Real-world math says this is a gain to the Treasury of $8 billion; GOP math says it's a "bailout".
Now, it's using bailout money to "encourage" their employees to sell products to people who were looking for assistance.
It's not bailouts we need, Vince, but a level playing field.
Instead, storm clouds all around, and it's raining bailouts and bank failures and bedbugs.
