Sentence examples for many millions a from inspiring English sources

Dyson spends many millions a year pursuing the pirates.

Any price — many millions, a buck fifty — paid for any work of art is absurd.

For hundreds of thousands of dollars — no longer many millions — a surveillance drone could be flying over protests and clashes in Syria.

And that adds many millions a year to the coffers of Goldman, which owns the warehouses and charges rent to store the metal.

A fleet of trucks shifts 1,500-pound 1,500-poundminum among the warehouses, lengthening the storage time and adding many millions a year to the coffers of Goldman, which owns the warehouses and charges rent to store the metal.

Mr. Koppel is paid many millions a year to anchor his program three nights a week, they complained, while many others are taking pay cuts on much smaller salaries to work much harder with no such guarantees.

(The Chester Township historian, Leonard Taylor, says that according to local lore, the name may stem from the heckling suffered by a quick-tempered foreman at one of the many 19th-century iron mines — a man named Barney Tracey).

Many 20th-century readers experienced a feeling of remoteness in this kind of doctrinal writing, which stemmed in part from a lack of vital interest in the beliefs it embodies and from a coolness toward religious dogmatism or fanaticism.

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The singularly bleak and brutal rule of Communist Nicolae Ceausescu, which ended with his and his wife Elena's execution in 1989, has left many 21st-century Romanians with a long list of prejudices: Most of the people I met were opposed to socialism, nationalism, Russia, formal political parties, politics, and politicians.

They point the way to a good many 18th-century practices: Gillot and Watteau both made decorations that included monkeys (singerie) just as François Boucher and later artists were to use pseudo-Chinese scenes (chinoiserie) occasionally as ways of commenting on contemporary European life.