Sentence examples for money hanging from inspiring English sources

Space, time and, as he put it, "all that money hanging up in the air" are daunting barriers.

Number-fudging games are endemic, professors and deans say, because the fortunes of law schools rise and fall on rankings, with reputations and huge sums of money hanging in the balance.

Nearly a year and six races later, he is undefeated, has earned more than $870,000 and will go into Churchill Downs with more money hanging in the balance than any of his 3-year-old peers.

For example, pedestrians avoid an obstacle along their path without realizing they have done so, and they bypass money hanging from a tree (Hyman, Sarb, & Wise-Swanson, 2014).

Then when they get paid, the boys go across the street to the female companion bars and spend all their money hanging out with them.

"The bulk of my work isn't commercial — there's not a lot of money hanging off it — so they don't need me to do the very scary part of publicity, which is handing over a slice of your life," she said.

Along with the Monopoly work there are also money trees made from stacked rolled dollar bills with fragile, detailed money branches hanging from them, Euros with plants flourishing upwards, and on the flip side there are leaves but with the markings of American currency branded with the numerical values from a bill and a serial number. .

He would have made much more money by hanging onto his investment in LWT but he didn't want the money, he wanted to interview Nixon and was prepared to risk all to do it.

"If that money is hanging out there it will be very hard for members to vote no".

Mr Fong (now retired) amassed more than $100,000 in prize money before hanging up his mouse and parlaying his fame into a business empire.

Facebook took the old headquarters of Sun Microsystems and spent money on hanging wires and putting people in close proximity and giving the space an unfinished look.