Sentence examples for prepared to splash from inspiring English sources

Johnson wants a new contract and has noted that Seattle are prepared to splash the cash for the right man.

Yet Liverpool had just finished third in the table and were prepared to splash cash; Emile Heskey for £11m being one of the new manager's purchases.

It's a safe bet, of course, that anybody prepared to splash out £20 on a fortune-teller has something weighing on their mind.

And if we'd been prepared to splash out we could have dined on the €95 four-course menu at the Michelin-starred Ammolite at the Bel Rock hotel.

It remains to be seen whether City, who have Financial Fair Play rules to adhere to, will be prepared to splash out such a considerable outlay just weeks after securing Raheem Sterling for a similar fee.

China would not be what it is today without them, but it's not yet clear who among them is prepared to splash out of the primordial free market into a new age.

Of the four remaining cities in the running for 2016 — Chicago, Madrid and Rio de Janeiro are also in the running — only Brazil is prepared to splash out.

We'll see then how many more of his billions Abramovich has been prepared to splash on finding the right final piece to fulfill his soccer ambition.

Pizza is a great choice: if you're tight on cash, you can buy a pack of pizza bases from somewhere like Tesco and find enough ingredients around your house to customize your own pizzas, you could order Domino's if there is enough money or, if you're prepared to splash the cash a bit, you could try taking your friends out to a restaurant.

If he has enough cash, Mr Swensen may even now be preparing to splash out on assets that will never again be so cheap.

It also plans to upgrade its fibre network, as it finalises plans to buy mobile operator EE for £12.5bn and prepares to splash the cash on the next round of bidding for key football rights.