Sentence examples for money expressed from inspiring English sources

Those who did receive the money expressed earnest gratitude, saying it was crucial to re-establishing their lives.

Financial Fair Play developed out of Platini's generalised worries for the game in an era awash with money, expressed when he became the Uefa president in 2007.

Self, who is crisscrossing the Atlantic to make his first feature film, "Good Money" (later, "Bad Money"), becomes progressively mired in an accumulation of complex financial and sexual crises, linked to the corruptions of money, expressed through a series of hilarious set-pieces, which bring him to the edge of breakdown.

The ambivalence to 'take advantage' of current opportunities to make money expressed by young pharmacists may be partial and circumstantial.

"What I'd like to do is find a venue where the union can get together, can express to the public their frustrations at not having more money, express their views as to how the Fire Department should be better run, or anything they say," Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday.

"Or will they say, 'This shows that the public wants us to go on to the real evil, soft money?' " Expressing skepticism about the interest of Republican leadership, he added that they "will draw the line as hard as they can" and resist more comprehensive prescriptions.

To an antiques collector, it would be a prize (and indeed a white man with money has expressed strong interest).

One money manager expressed dismay at the size of the package, which also includes a laptop computer, cellular phones, club dues through May 2001 and the title to a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis -- Mr. Ivester's company car.

Just as we have speed limits on roads, we can have speed limits on money, as expressed by leverage.

Many respondents perceived that the move to a more professional model was driven by money and expressed this as an abdication of the AIBA's responsibilities (Table 5, nos. 10 and 11).

But she says says it was all about love, not money, and expressed resentment toward those who call him unattractive.