Sentence examples for money dropping from inspiring English sources

With prize money dropping in Tour events this year for the first time since the ATP's creation in 1990, the men are searching for alternate forms of revenue.

Mark Sullivan points out that with the value of money dropping the way it is, an increase in social security is only an apparent increase not a real increase.

A third of those donating money, dropping off goods or volunteering their time said that they were moved to act following the publication of images of three-year-old Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi, washed up drowned on a beach in Turkey.

Clinton also spent much more money, dropping $50 million.

Cole then spent, as he puts it, "10 years borrowing money," dropping out of medical school and pursuing two graduate degrees in art history before trying his hand at fiction.

By picking up cars IN the city (Train stations normally carry surcharges as do Airports) you will save money (dropping off at Airports does not cost extra and is very convenient) and the hassle of city parking is avoided.

In the process, New York's share of the money dropped from a hundred and forty-nine million to forty-seven million dollars.

But the support for recovering the bonus money drops when the method of recovery is taxation.

The Brexit effect has seen the dollar equivalent of the prize money drop $380,000 to $2.59m from $2.97m five days ago, according to Bloomberg.

"When the ball drops at midnight on New Year's Eve," he said, "the money drops off the table, and it will be difficult to get it back".

Last week's top-seller, Drake's "Thank Me Later" (Aspire/Young Money/Cash Money), dropped to No. 2 with sales of 157,000, 65 percent fewer than the week before.