Sentence examples for mixed money from inspiring English sources

Although Bill Clinton calls public service his only calling, that bear hug with Mr. McAuliffe illustrated how the president has mixed money and politics.

The new tie-up with Mr Berezovsky, who mixed money and politics as flagrantly as any of his fellow magnates, tests even the most cynical journalists' stomachs.Mr Putin and his government may benefit in the short term from silencing their critics.

The emotion is now mixed with money," he said.

New York City's El Morocco had the sophistication and Toots Shor's drew the sporting crowd, but the Stork Club mixed power, money and glamor.

"While she wasn't the highest earner on our list, her money, mixed with strong fame scores in metrics like press mentions and social networking power, pushed her to the top," it said.

This means spending a year strictly following a typed list of more than 700 biblical rules, including the obscure (don't wear garments of mixed fibers, bind money to your hand, pay the wages of your workers every day) and the potentially awkward (don't touch your wife seven days after her "discharge of blood," bathe after sex and don't tell lies, in their many variations).

"The money mixed with our advice and network really helped.

It's hard to believe that on first release, the immortal Frank Capra's favorite film received mixed reviews, lost money, and garnered not a single Oscar.

The judge said that Chabad did not have policies to ensure that the grant funds were not mixed with other money.

The price was right and he sold: such are the strengths of the opportunist.Hutchison's telecoms operations have always been a mixed bag: struggling money-losers that have been around for years, start-ups and new licensees yet to prove themselves, minority shares in other firms, and, in the company's home market, a cut-price giant that trades margins for market share.

And pinched companies are scrambling to sell off assets and raise money, with mixed results.