Sentence examples for record outlay from inspiring English sources

Swansea's previous record outlay was £12m for Wilfried Bony from Vitesse Arnhem in 2013.

They paid £17m for the midfielder Paulinho from Corinthians, which eclipsed their previous record outlay – the £16.5m spent to take Luka Modric from Dynamo Zagreb in 2008.

Carbone cost £3m from Inter – a record fee subsequently eclipsed by another Italian Paolo Di Canio, whose £4.5m acquisition from Celtic in 1997 is still the club's record outlay.

Eventually, all three projects, including a commitment to the full length of the Second Avenue subway, wound their way into the transportation authority's capital plan for 2000 to 2004, which had a record outlay of $19.5 billion.

That is part of China's acquisition campaign, which last year saw the country's record outlay of $32 billion for energy and mining acquisitions.

The Dutchman has already spent more than any English club in a transfer window - Manchester United's previous record outlay had been in the summer of 2007 when they parted with £62m.

The 20-year-old has agreed a four-year contract with the Premier League club, whose previous record transfer outlay was for the striker Benik Afobe in January.

But under federal bookkeeping rules, moving the money onto Wall Street would force the government to record an outlay of $15 billion -- even though no money would actually be spent -- making what is shaping up to be a sizable budget deficit this year even bigger.

Hull's previous record transfer outlay was the £8m they paid Tottenham for midfielder Jake Livermore in June.

The company's expenses of $721 million for 2003, for instance, beat the record-high outlay of $601 million in 2002.

An expense account should be set up to record cash outlays that are made on a regular basis but are too small or irregular to justify the expense of writing a check.