Sentence examples for money or something from inspiring English sources
Maybe everyone needed money or something.
"They think we came for money, or something like that.
"It's like he's printing money or something... .. Ah, but not any more.
I don't actually know what was exchanged for myself, if it was money or something else.
When he told her, he said, "She gave me such a face, like I asked her for money or something".
When he arrived home the mother didn't tell him what the fuss had been about, said it was about money or something.
They asked us to burn money or tear something or waste something.
Do you ever trade bats for something other than money, or use something other than money to trade for a bat? [yes/no] (i) What did you trade?
"This will make me sound like a money anorexic or something, but it was about having a sense of control, of knowing what was happening," she said.
"It was like finding the fountain of youth or a money tree or something," said Dick Sears, a retired actuary in Palisades, N.Y.
If consumers are waking up to the idea that their data is worth something, couldn't that data be used to trade for better deals, money off or something else?
