Sentence examples for some monies from inspiring English sources
Ready to throw down some semi-colons and make you some monies?
"It represents the best deal for HMRC and the other creditors, and while it might mean there's some monies written off by the taxman, it's the best prospect of a recovery, and therefore we very much hope and believe that HMRC will see the same viewpoint".
If you bought the 3GS between May 7th and May 14th, you've got until June 14th to ask for some monies; if you bought it any time between May 14th and June 7th, you've got 30 days from the date of purchase.
After the closure of the canal the canal company continued to generate income for many years through the sale of water and some monies produced by property holdings.
If you're not in a hurry, renting a car from inside the city instead of the airport can be a great way to save some monies.
Some monies are allocated from congress via the Land and Water Conservation Fund, but Grand Teton National Park may not get all the money needed from the fund as it is divided up between four different federal agencies.
Pleas put Cabin 8 on my letters and sned me some mony and comicks, otherys I hav no mony.
AXA said it remained committed to the offer, which some Mony investors have criticized as too low and more beneficial to Mony management than to shareholders.
Purdum accuses the former president of having "stained his wife's campaign in the name of saving it," and he follows this with darker disclosures about Clinton's refusal to come clean about foreign donations to his presidential library and charitable foundation as well as questions about whether some of monies were used to pump up Hillary's bankrupt presidential campaign.
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But there is now real room to look at whether some taxpayer monies now spent on keeping 70-year-olds in prison could be better spent in drug courts and more rigorous parole and probation supervision outside of prison walls.
