Sentence examples for money dish from inspiring English sources

A value for money dish too, despite the pistachios.

Derek Conway yesterday apologised in the Commons after being ordered to pay back thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money dished out to his son.

Much of the trade done here will, I imagine, come from people sharing small plates, which are generally worth the money – dishes such as chicken satay (£5.50), jasmine-tea-smoked baby-back pork ribs (£8.50), Thai calamari (£6.50) and mussels with chilli jam and basil (£7.50).

Thus, it solves the lost-drink syndrome, saving the host money from dish washing and wasted liquor.

Partnerships have more money to dish out to investors than similarly profitable corporations because they are largely exempt from corporate income taxes.

It's a lot of money to dish out to promote healthier living, but with Americans spending upwards of $50 billion on products and services designed to help them lose weight and stay in shape, there's certainly plenty of demand for the type of platform ViSalus is building, and owning the word "challenge" on the Web certainly doesn't hurt.

You could make one amount of money washing dishes in the student cafeteria and you could make a different amount of money running discounted cash-flow analysis for commercial real estate on $30 million portfolios.

Such a gifted cook would be a superstar in the kitchen of one of those posh London gaffs that charge thrice the money for dishes doused in high-end, all-purpose curry sauce.

"Investing $4 billion in energy efficiency initiatives would have been a better use of the money than dishing out checks," said Robert G. Hornung, policy director of the Pembina Institute, an environmental research center in Alberta.

Some Bank staff are even blunter, calling for an end to a system of government in which money is dished out to the provinces through the obscenely swollen building industry.Needless to say, this sort of talk plays well with the crowds.

Neither will it blunt increasing resentment that, although Scotland has its own Parliament, Scottish MPs (including the probable next prime minister) get to make decisions about purely English matters.Both of these things can be improved by adjusting the formula under which money is dished out to Scotland, and by cutting further the number of Scottish MPs in Westminster.