Sentence examples for spend next year from inspiring English sources

Vo Tien Phong '16 will spend next year studying physics at Cambridge University as a recipient of the Marshall Scholarship.

Essentially, that means that the Mayor can determine how much money the city will have to spend next year.

"We'll have £350,000 less to spend next year than we have this year, on a grants budget that was about £1.2m.

Further, the state will have less money to spend next year: The governor's budget division expects revenue to slump amid weakening profits on Wall Street.

Noble will spend next year in Ghent immersed in new music: he will work with the SPECTRA and Ictus new music ensembles, and will perform both solo and collaborative contemporary music.

Ross trained as an actor before turning to dance, and in September it was announced that he was one of three joint winners of the 2014 New Adventures choreographer award, and will spend next year being mentored by Matthew Bourne.

In London, austerity means that there will be about 19 percent less to spend next year on government programs, and the burden will fall particularly on the poor.

Where will you spend summer?

You have nobody to spend Christmas with.

Watching them spend Christmas Eve with each other!

Hayek would spend 12 years at Chicago.