Sentence examples for spending madness from inspiring English sources

To hear people in this corner of the bar tell it, so long as a Republican — any Republican — keeps his (or her) eyes trained squarely on the economy, the miserable unemployment rate and Washington's "spending madness," this should be a Republican cakewalk.

In front of schoolchildren and dignitaries he stressed that education was at the heart of his mission, that he would stay true to his promise to create 60,000 more posts in schools in the next five years – a move the right had denounced as spending madness.

Chances are though, they're going to be stupid expensive and launch sometime before the holiday spending madness starts.

While crimson globs of grapeshot spittle fly All day across the wide blue firmament; While green and scarlet troops of soldiers fry Close by the king who mocks them as they're spent; While awful madness grinds away until A hundred thousand men smoke in a mound Poor dead that nature made in her goodwill With joy, in summer, in the grass and ground!

If it is madness to spend nearly 40 years writing about L.B.J., then it is a special and useful madness.... "The Years of Lyndon Johnson" has become such an unusual quest that the obsession gains value independent of the finished product.

David Orr, the federation's chief executive, said: "It is madness to spend £9bn of taxpayers' money lining the pockets of private landlords, rather than investing in affordable homes.

It is, ultimately, a strategic argument, and it takes up the latter two-thirds of the book, once his passions about Holbrooke and the AF-Pak madness have spent themselves.

Black Friday has become something like a holiday of excess featuring spending with a touch of madness.

But, says Adam Lusher, there's method in this madness I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.

Johnny - who along with Jude Law and Colin Farrell stepped in to finish Heath's last film 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus' - told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "After Heath Ledger died, I thought his family could use time away from the madness so they spend a good chunk of time there.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney defended the choice to spend time on the March Madness bracket as "appropriate".