Sentence examples for money fount from inspiring English sources
Even their money fount, AdWords, is problematic.
If the Treasury Department gets its way and imposes tougher scrutiny on nonbank financial institutions, GE's finance business might become even more of a capital sink instead of the cash fount it was when money was cheap.
Ivanov's estate manager (an exuberantly amusing Glenn Fitzgerald) is a fount of ideas for money making but Ivanov cannot be motivated to act.
The model – entertainingly for those who view France as the fount of all things cycling – appears to be a largely British one, if the money can be found.
"It used to be that he was the presumed fount of all knowledge" about investments, someone to whom an investor would essentially turn over his money, Mr. Greenwald said.
The Internet has become a remarkable fount of economic and social innovation largely because it's been an archetypal level playing field, on which even sites with little or no money behind them — blogs, say, or Wikipedia — can become influential.
It is "Found Fount," not "Found Fonts".
Lil B is a fount of ignorant shit.
"Yearning is my chief fount of inspiration," he writes.
And I was hardly a fount of poetry.
