Sentence examples for money stripping from inspiring English sources

"They seeded the public perception of him as a takeover artist who made his money stripping companies and firing people," said Robert Shrum, the Kennedy strategist who produced them.

Even better money came in from a return to the brass pole: "AfterI became famous, I made sick money stripping," she says with a laugh.

She made a shit ton of money stripping, got the best nose job since Lana Del Rey's third, and quite literally moulded herself into the greatest villain Love Island has ever seen.

The discomforting truth is that the government is indeed paying for tax cuts for the rich and for its own economic failures through money stripped away from disabled people.

Limits To Growth, for example, describes remittances as money "strip-mined from the United States by foreign workers" that could have been used for productive investment in this country.

He told her escorting made more money than stripping, so she said she would try it out.

YIVO had filled the rooms with offices, but, to save money, never stripped away the original oak panelling.

In the 2005 energy bill, Congress provided $18.5 billion, but the industry's hope of winning an additional $50 billion worth of loan guarantees evaporated when that money was stripped from President Obama's economic stimulus bill.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies reckons that Mr Blair would need to increase taxation by £5 billion ($7 billion) a year if he wanted to extend his spending spree beyond three years.Mr Blair's hope is that the extra money will strip public-service providers of their excuse to resist his big reforms.

Here, players who have tricked the game's mechanics to accumulate large sums of money are stripped of their assets and forced to cool their heels a while, separated from the majority of players for up to months at a time.

It doesn't cost Time Warner anything to carry Gemstar's signal, but it costs the cable operator money to strip it out.