Sentence examples for special money from inspiring English sources

"Their provost was going to try and raise some special money to let them bid".

"After 9/11 we all got special money," she said, "but now we're dealing with the consequences of the action.

The commission did rule unanimously Thursday on another Kerry question, advising that presidential campaigns can spend money on a recount from special money they normally collect to pay for accounting and legal costs.

In a question-and-answer session with the online community Reddit, the comedian Louis C. K. fantasized about the possibility of making "eight million bucks" through sales of an Internet-only comedy special, money that could then be applied to other projects like making a feature film or amassing a collection of really nice camera lenses.

In the speech, Mr. Kelly said that he recently met with the co-chairmen of the joint Congressional committee overseeing domestic security, Mr. Armey, a Texas Republican, and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and that neither was opposed to the idea of special money for New York City and Washington.

One recent case: In New Jersey a financial planner named Thomas Swarts promised clients 14% returns in a "special money market account" he knew of.

During those years, the airline provided special money-losing flights from Newark, New Jersey, to Columbia, South Carolina, to curry favor with David Samson, then chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Chain-letters, solicited e-mails (aka Spam Scams) and "special money-making" schemes are a waste of time, energy, and most importantly, money!

There is "good" special interest money and "bad" special interest money, he replied, arguing that lawyers seek only to help, whereas drug companies seek only to gouge.

"Call Jim Leach and thank him for not spending special interest money, so we can spend special interest money on his behalf," is the way Rachel Gorlin, a Democratic media consultant, summarizes the advertisement.

Urban shops and retailers sold a variety of goods such as special paper money to burn at ancestral sacrifices, specialized luxury goods, headgear, fine cloth, teas, and others.