Sentence examples for some windfall from inspiring English sources

There has been some windfall from the foreign-property boom.

I just give him some windfall apples and hope it's a fair exchange.

By offering investors some windfall profits, the firm hopes they will be more likely to ratify its plan.

At the moment, she and Pitre were a trifle out of their element, for, as a result of some windfall, they were occupying an apartment on Richelieu Street, in Upper Town — only three doors away, as it happened, from the home of the mayor of Quebec.

Ideally find some windfalls, as these have natural yeasts already on them, meaning that apples are the only ingredient you'll need.

With the price quadrupling, and more, Mullah Omar's edict has handed some a windfall.

It means they have more to spend on other goods and services, though there is some evidence that UK car owners are spending some of their windfall on extra petrol as they increase the miles they drive.

Some of the locals decided to try and use some of the windfall to redress the balance between the wealth of Glasenberg's village and the poverty endured by many of the communities where Glencore operates.

Even so, with the plane remaining in Chinese custody for several weeks, administration officials said they could not rule out that the Chinese had gained some intelligence windfalls from the downed craft.

At the same time, people are lining up to receive official status as Indians, the result of mounting pride among Indians as well as some tribes' windfalls from casinos.

(They spent some of the windfall on the tractor fleet).