Sentence examples for spends said from inspiring English sources

'If you are just a regular movie-goer, based on what you read in the newspapers, you might think that the Oscars are all about how much money a studio spends,' said Rick Robertson, executive administrator of the Academy.

The commission, which said the income tax plan would see the Scottish Parliament accountable for 40% of the money it spends, said: There was a case for a share of Scottish VAT receipts being assigned to the Scottish Parliament.

This pruning has allowed scope for more concentrated wage spend," said an AST spokesman.

The money YouTube has already spent, said Mr. Lisko, of Saatchi & Saatchi, "was the cost of entry".

"That's not the way we think our time and assets should be spent," said Michael Straus, the foundation's chairman.

Under the proposed new tax system, "Nobody's going to spend," said Billy Hunter, the executive director of the players union.

"I don't campaign; I don't have a penny to spend," said Mr. Sajadi, a challenger in the Newark and Fremont district.

"I would say his political currency is completely spent," said Jane Ann Pease, 75, of West Granby.

That "wealth effect" prompts consumers to spend, said Ryan Sweet, a director at Moody's Analytics.

"Fair play would be everyone having £30m a year to spend," said Redknapp.

"We're doing what we can, within limits - we've got to be sensible about what we spend," said Budge.