Sentence examples for rose money from inspiring English sources

Sales of hot dogs, baseball caps and programs also rose, money that helps the team pay for Strasburg's $15.1 million contract, a record among rookies.

There were also financial pressures: bills to pay for the car, the house where he lived with his new girlfriend, Jasmia, whom he'd met after breaking up with Rose; money for his and Rose's kids, for Jasmia's kids, for his mom, for the drug-court fees.

When oil prices rise, money flows into the coffers of the producers.

The falling money stock caused deflation in the deficit country; the rising money stock caused inflation in the surplus country.

Even now as the industry fundamentals improve and room occupancy rates rise, money is hard to come by — expensive for some, nonexistent for others.

When these were rising, money poured into Brazil and Russia, which became targets of the "carry trade" (investors borrow in low-yielding currencies and buy high-yielding ones).

But they do tolerate it, and the people in both the White House and the Federal Reserve seem very tolerant of a rising money supply.

Although prices had risen, money had not changed hands between buyers and sellers.

The rising money supply would push against the inflation barrier (given no increase in the real capacity of the economy) which would ultimately render exports less attractive to foreigners and the external deficit would decline.

Peru is now the world's biggest source of cocaine and supplier of counterfeit money, and a rising money-laundering centre.

The government increased its share of the funding several times as the cost of the telescope rose; other money came from private donations.