Sentence examples for rich buddies from inspiring English sources

Gogwana continues: "They all come here to make their political speeches but they don't get their rich buddies to give something back".

If he truly cares about the "average" New Yorker, he should not be spending our hard-earned taxes on a football stadium for his rich buddies while the subways and schools are crumbling.

Or maybe Obama could get one of his rich buddies like Warren Buffett or Bill Gates to kick in "ten, fifteen, twenty million" to set up a foundation for Blagojevich to run (salary requirement: two hundred and fifty to three hundred grand per annum).

"His selection as treasury secretary should send shivers down the spine of every American who got hit hard by the financial crisis, and is the latest sign that Donald Trump has no intention of draining the swamp and every intention of running Washington to benefit himself and his rich buddies," she said.

This was before Snapchat launched Stories, and the idea sounded novel, allowing Sjogreen to pull in seed funding from Greylock Discovery Fund and some rich buddies from Facebook.

So if $4 million is too rich for your blood, maybe see if some of your rich buddies want to go halfsies.

My favorites were "Smarmy preprandial blessing?" for SLICK GRACE (or Grace Slick, former lead singer of Jefferson Airplane/Starship), "What misbehaving kids must have inherited from their parents?" for WILDER GENE (or actor Gene Wilder) and "Moocher's most valuable acquaintance?" for RICH BUDDY (or Buddy Rich, drummer extraordinaire).

Matt Bush stars as Brady Baxter, a nebbishy Hollywood assistant who takes an impromptu birthday trip to Mexico with his rich buddy Tommy Riley Litmann).

He slammed Hillary Clinton and "fake news," not to mention rattled off a cringe-worthy story about his rich buddy with a yacht who had too much fun, whatever the hell that meant.

The idea that the president may secretly be favouring his rich Texan buddies in the oil industry ties into old fears that Mr Bush is out of touch with ordinary Americans.

Those who prevailed at the polls did so by articulating the frustrations of their communities and vowing to do something about rising prices, Asian immigration and other issues that seemed not to bother Taft and his rich golf buddies.