Sentence examples for money date from inspiring English sources

Extensive ruins and the islanders' renowned use of stone-disk money date from that period.

(If you have a partner, then you can do this together over a money date).

"Making money, dating.

Old money (dating, say, from the 1980's), very Prius.

"Money" dates from 1968, well after the rise of Pop, by which time contemporary art, long a coterie interest, had become a high-powered commercial enterprise.

The Party's concerns that people were becoming too focussed on money dated back some years, and plans for the currency reform were initiated nearly a decade ago; some of the notes issued late last year are dated 2002.

But that view is common in Pakistan, a frontier land for the future of Islam, where schools, nourished by Saudi and American money dating back to the 1980s, have spread Islamic radicalism through the poorest parts of society.

* Have weekly money dates to discuss finances; bring wine, cheese, chocolate or whatever makes it a date.

The use of "grand" to refer to money dates from the early 1900s and as disconcerting as it may be to some people, comes from America's underworld.

The state legislature in its vast wisdom raised salaries, a cache of hidden money (dating back, I'm told, to the early '90s) was discovered at the state parks department, deceptive PR and soft reporting created the false impression that the high-speed rail program would be paid for out of the state's general fund.

The performance against Devon Alexander in this WBC welterweight fight certainly warranted that mega-money date with the best.