Sentence examples for screwing money from inspiring English sources

Ms Jones accused Mr Crow of "screwing money out of the system", while Mr Paddick said it was time London "had a mayor to stand up to the unions," but added: "We have to be prepared to suffer as commuters as a consequence".

But too much of it falls on companies not because the profits tax is particularly high, but because the government finds it easier to screw money out of companies than out of individuals.

"My dad screws for money, I screw for money, how much money do you have?" -A salad with blackened chicken slices and ranch.

"Screw the money," he said pleasantly.

In reality, she was just trying to screw some money out of the authority.

"They have goosed the economy with all this free money, screwing savers and the solvent in the process," said Demonfreaker.

"All they're interested in is screwing as much money out of them as possible".

Eric:...We had just lost an awful lot of Steve's money screwing up in the worst and most publicly possible way, going off with our tails between our legs and being total failures...

I think he is operating like a Baath Party guy, taking all the money and screwing everyone".

"And that means more to me than anything else, and if he's screwing me out of money he can have it".

(Respondents called Skilling "a thief," "the devil," "a high class crook," who "would lie to his mother if it would further his cause" and said that he "projects a high sleaze factor". Lay, they said, was a "low-down scumbag," "crooked," "a snake in the grass" who "made too much money by screwing other people over").