Sentence examples similar to making sums from inspiring English sources

Mr. Neufeld is making "Sum of All Fears," based on the Tom Clancy thriller about terrorists trying to blow up the Super Bowl.

He would later tell the same contact he was expecting to make sums of "75,000 to 100,000", of which the judge said "whether euros, US dollars or pounds, it's a significant amount of money".

The first issue is that the characteristics of the test and the subject are inseparable, i.e. they cannot be interpreted without the other, which makes sum-scores population dependent.

Am I making enormous sums of money?

"The CEOs are still making outrageous sums of money.

Taxi drivers have found new prosperity, making large sums with inflated prices.

Given the difficulty George Osborne is having making his sums add up, the aid pledge seems extraordinary.

Not that any of these companies are making huge sums of money.

College stars like Bradford, Matthew Stafford, Reggie Bush and Tim Tebow — and, yes, JaMarcus Russell — made their names in college while making enormous sums for their institutions.

If Vaughn is making huge sums of money for financiers, he is necessarily making matching funds for himself.

I wanted to write a novel about the people on Wall Street making vast sums of money.