Sentence examples for mix money from inspiring English sources

"I know some people think it is somehow grubby to mix money and diplomacy," he said.

Warhol has been long criticized for his unabashed desire to mix money with art, making no secret that money drove his production as an artist.

One reason is British snobbery about mixing money and sport.

The employee recommended mixing Money Drawing and Fast Luck.

For instance — although we are really not going to talk about this — senators are terrific with the farm bill, a classic merging of interests that mixes money for agricultural subsidies with the food stamp program.

We're just noting the potential perils of mixing money and the divine.

Clinton, by contrast, is seen as scripted and stage-managed and between the Clinton Foundation'stage-managed andd her own efforts to woo corporate campaign donors, she's clearly not afraid of mixing money and politics.

1) At Art Basel Miami you don't need to know anything and with enough money you can know anyone.  . 2) It's like the art world's yearly IPO, prices are public all at once. 3) What could be more perfect, mixing money and art with sunshine and cocaine?

But even if the race narrows, it ignores the point: with an energy crisis, a horrendous budget deficit and a reputation for mixing money-raising with law-making, Mr Davis should surely be the one desperately trying to catch up.His relative comfort stems from a pre-emptive defence by his Machiavellian campaign manager, Gary South.

Police are funded by a mix of money directly given by central government, and by money raised from local council tax payers, which is called the precept.

It's a mix of money you can clearly identify – for example, cost per immunisation – and money you can't – such as HIV prevention budgets," he says.