Sentence examples for press money from inspiring English sources

They might one day press money into your palm.

Players have to get their sense of urgency from somewhere, whether it's the fans' hysteria, the fear of a bad press, money, or whatever.

While audience members came on stage to press money against Mr. Ade's perspiring neck and forehead, the electric guitars bumped the music along with concise, harmonized riffs.

To read the tech press, money is falling from the sky.

"From offers of help and support from around the globe, to strangers in the street trying to press money into the hands of distressed GSA representatives, even to the staff in the local bakery giving out free sausage rolls, we have been overwhelmed by the variety, depth and sincerity of public reaction," the letter states.

Knight recipients automatically receive press, money and status.

Moreover, about $4.6 trillion, or more than half of all debt held by the public, is now sequestered in central banks — paid for with printing-press money.

It was an unprecedented exercise in market-rigging with printing-press money, and it gave a sharp boost to the price of bonds and other securities held by banks, permitting them to book huge revenues from trading and bookkeeping gains.

Twenty minutes in and Crowe, as Officer Bud White, has beaten up a couple of creeps, torn the Christmas decorations off the house-front of a wife-bashing parole violator, and pressed money into the grateful victim's hand.

A raw onion, a heel of bread and some red wine is enough for me", and after he pressed money on her, she promptly handed it over to a beggar.

Sienese officials pressed money out of every available resource, including the Church (which had previously been taxed only sporadically) and Jews (who were belatedly granted the "right" to lend money to the state).