Sentence examples for piggy from inspiring English sources

So Osborne's cuts will boost the City, and transfer money away from productive investment and into idle corporate piggy banks, thus damaging the economy and leaving it even more City-dominated than before.

But this particular piggy has another trick up its sleeve: Walsh is writing a book.

Guymala laughs and points: "A piggy!" Someone else suggests a bandicoot.

But Abbott said Labor saw superannuation as a "piggy bank" to be raided.

Splash and whip enough women in one day and your piggy bank could gain as much as $10 to $15.

4) The amazing technicolour cult of the Irish training piggy back The headline says it all really.

But in practice, it is coming to resemble a government piggy-bank.

The inflationary effect of injecting $1 billion into the economy could be dire; ditto the impact on the tumbling bolivar of treating foreign reserves as if they were the government's piggy-bank.

Thus, the sense of a good bargain evoked higher activity levels in the medial prefrontal cortex, and this often preceded a decision to buy.People's shopping behaviour therefore seems to have piggy-backed on old neural circuits evolved for anticipation of reward and the avoidance of hazards.

Among the young and houseless, price falls are a cause for celebration, even if the logjam in the money markets means that at present only those with the fattest piggy-banks can take advantage of cheaper homes.But capital values are only one part of the housing story.

The economy will piggy-back on the US recovery.