Sentence examples for overflow money from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'overflow money' would not be considered correct or usable in written English
The phrase doesn't make sense in this context, and instead, the phrase 'extra money' or 'excess money' would be more appropriate. For example, "She was able to buy the car she wanted as she had some extra money in her savings account."
They broke the cash registers, and they took all the overflow money in the office".
It's the time all of Japan was gearing up for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, a key transition period that was, in the director's words, "an interval between a war overflowing with blood and an opulent economic era overflowing with money". Many Japanese, he adds, feel nostalgia for this period, and "From Up on Poppy Hill" is unabashedly nostalgic.
And why did she see the need to use the recent celebration of her 43rd birthday to rake in more contributions to an account already overflowing with money?
But none of these solutions is likely.This may not seem much of a problem now, whilst the state coffers are overflowing with money and e-commerce is in its infancy.
This time around, people indulging in that optimistic thinking are not mom-and-pop investors or day traders but venture capitalists whose coffers are overflowing with money from university endowments and hedge funds.
Back in the eighties and nineties, as oil money overflowed the coffers of the State of Alaska, new freeways were built around Fairbanks.
It's that such a movement does not fit comfortably into the present political/electoral system, stuffed as it is with corporate money, overflowing with bizarre ads and media horse-race-manship.
As the song switched and the barker called another lady hauling a wide load up to the stage, a kid in a bow tie hustled in to sweep up Seven's freshly fallen dollar bills into a plastic pail already overflowing with dirty money.
This opens the floodgates and allows special interest money to overflow our elections and undermine our democracy.
