Sentence examples for open to spend from inspiring English sources

After finishing in a disappointing tie for sixth at the British Open, Woods skipped the Canadian Open to spend time with his children in the Bahamas.

When I visit the quayside where they end up, I see a group of about 40 people, including women and children, left out in the open to spend an uncomfortable night in the rain just metres from the bright lights of Mytilene, one of Greece's most popular holiday resorts.

Like many, I wandered into the maelstrom of Black Friday with my adult daughters and we intuitively noticed that shoppers were more open to spend than in years past.

For one thing, Mr. Bloomberg, who spent $75 million getting elected in 2001, has held the door open to spending even more on his re-election campaign.

Following David Cameron's announcement that he is open to spending more aid on peacekeeping and security operations, Christian Aid said any such move could have long-term implications.

Following Cameron's comments that he is open to spending more aid on peacekeeping and security, analysts will be watching closely to see how the division of ODA will change this year, and whether the FCO will get a bigger slice.

This appears to be a pretty small acquihire, but it means Pinterest is still open to spending money on talent.

Seattle is an affluent city and liberal voters and politicians are open to spending money on social issues, KUOW noted.

They hear that you're open to spending time in a good way and will remember the offer.

Meaningful conversations are a turn-on and when I feel connected with that person, I'm open to spending the night with them.

Unsolicited walk-ins are frowned upon with good reason, but set aside some time each week where you're open to spending a few minutes with qualified candidates and specify that only those candidates with adequate experience will be seen.