Sentence examples for money will start from inspiring English sources

"But we're optimistic that more money will start flowing into the country".

Hot Money will start shooting next month, while Blood Strangers is to go into production in May or June.

In other words, lawmakers should fix the banking industry, they argue; then money will start flowing through the economy without need of intervention.

Estonia will join the euro zone at the start of 2011, bringing investors piling in, whereas countries like Greece will languish in the danger zone.The generous sowing of EU money will start bearing real fruit in 2011.

There's every chance that conservative donor money will start to flow towards Clinton who at least knows to speak very carefully about the things that really matter, like trade deals.

The show will air this autumn in a Saturday night run, while the prize money will start at just £500,000 and will roll over each week it is not won.

"In 2016, unless there is more money we will start leaving people behind.

The European Central Bank has already followed the Federal Reserve's lead in raising interest rates; the Bank of Japan has stopped printing lots of money and will start lifting rates soon.

But Fed and Treasury officials are hoping that the money markets will start to thaw more if Congress allows the government to buy as much as $700 billion in troubled mortgages and mortgage-backed securities.

"If there is a lot of money we will start buying land back that was once taken from us, so we become landowners and secured". There is an irony in the fact that the hoodia plant is becoming rarer, particularly as tourists and unofficial peddlers try to exploit it.

Although frustrated by the procedural delays in an issue that deals with the life of the most vulnerable people in the world, I am now hopeful that Member States will use the extra money and will start resettlement programmes as well as increase their pledge.