Sentence examples for splash cash from inspiring English sources

Yet Liverpool had just finished third in the table and were prepared to splash cash; Emile Heskey for £11m being one of the new manager's purchases.

Like many of the new élite turning to the US for birth tourism, they are willing to splash cash to make the extended jaunt memorable.

Of course, we have heard this sort of thing before, only for the addictive thrill of splashing cash to save the day for retailing.

They've managed this despite being more frugal with wages than all of their rivals and not splashing cash on big-name transfers.

Retailers fell back after a surprise drop in high street sales in November, despite hopes that consumers had been splashing cash on their Christmas shopping.

Meanwhile D'Amico's orphaned son, Chris Christopherr Mistz-Placting is acting out – he's splashing cash on recruiting a gang of supervillains to takedown Kick-Ass.

Unlike central banks that have turned to unconventional tools for general easing when all else has failed, China uses its relending for targeted purposes, hoping to avoid splashing cash all over an economy when debt levels are already too high.

Although there are many instances of clubs splashing cash on players who turned out to be utterly useless for them, there is one example that stands head and shoulders above the rest.

Fast-food restaurants have been one of the few sources of higher ad spending this year, as they tap into newly value-conscious consumers, says Annie Touliatos of Nielsen, a media research firm.Sir Martin, too, thinks that American and European consumers have been "scarred", and will take a long time to rediscover the joy of splashing cash around.

(See: "Vodafone Splashing Cash In India") Reuters contributed to this report.

Just thirty years ago splashing cash on creating art that might get painted over tomorrow would have been unthinkable.