Sentence examples for money slip from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to let any money slip away," Mr. Betts said in an interview.

But successive Russian governments have watched money slip away in capital flight.

But the symbolism of these guys letting money slip through their fingers is lost on the rather earnest narrator.

Now it's my time.' " Lottery winners can also let windfall money slip through their fingers or have it pried loose.

The C.F.F. can easily raise money, slip into Asia and launch attacks without coming to the American government to ask for help.

Few people relish paying stamp duty when they are putting down a large deposit, paying solicitors' fees and watching money slip through their fingers.

Soft Money slips hundred thousand dollar checks under the door.

These help to pay its regular expenses but much of the money slips into officers' pockets.

Mackay said: nothing like a Jew that sees money slipping through his fingers.

For instance, in Le Monde, Isabelle Regnier wrote: "This scene, which seems to serve only to equate Jews, power, and money, slips into anti-Semitic fantasy".

In another email Mackay made reference to Phil Smith, the Jewish football agent, with the words: "Nothing like a Jew that sees money slipping through his fingers".