Sentence examples for spent a bunch of money from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it may be better to pull out of a state early than to do so late, after having spent a bunch of money there.

Mr. Dewhurst ignored signs that Mr. Cruz had been working the grass roots but then spent a bunch of money attacking him — at the time hoping, in the strange rationality of campaign politics, to sink Mr. Leppert.

Here's the deal: the Federal Government of the United States spent a bunch of money investigating various online marketing scams.

"If you've just spent a bunch of money on windows, once the sun goes down you can no longer see what's out there.

They did an inside round, spent a bunch of money and then went through a fire sale of the business less than 2 years later.

So, to recap: Republicans, who claim to care about how much money the government is spending, effectively spent a bunch of money by giving tax breaks to the wealthy.

The issues were showcased, awareness increased markedly, Big Food had to spend a bunch of money, and four million Californians voted to label foods containing G.M.O.'s.

A cab, he said, was no use in traffic: "Even if I want to spend a bunch of money, I can't get up or down Manhattan quickly".

"There have to be better ways of doing independent film advertising than just wild posting and spending a bunch of money in The New York Times," he said.

"My ultimate dream would be to see the Nascar drivers and owners fly in, spend a bunch of money here in Riverhead, put on a great race show and then fly home".

Mr. Mulvaney added, "I would be embarrassed to tell you how many folks ran saying that they weren't going to spend a bunch of money, they weren't going to raise the debt ceiling, and then they went to Washington, D.C., and did exactly that".