Sentence examples for subsidising me from inspiring English sources

"That only works if my father was subsidising me when I went out into the workplace – which he was not," she retorts triumphantly.

They subsidised me really well the first few years.

"I'm still enraged by it, but I am very happy at Bloomsbury," he says, declaring himself "grateful to Harry Potter, who subsidises me".

"I have to keep telling him, 'How can I get married, dad, with no money, unless you agree to subsidise me my whole life?'" He hadn't voted for the radical left Syriza in January's parliamentary elections, but voted no because he felt Greeks needed to object to the pain being heaped on ordinary citizens.

I don't run them on people having to subsidise me.

So their taxes will go on subsidising the comfortable, me included, as they visit paying entry fees which don't make the slightest dent on their income.

They also subsidised counselling for me so I only had to pay £10 a week to see someone.

"Officials said to me: 'There isn't a good case for subsidising the arms industry,'" says Stephen Timms, then a treasury minister.

The thing is, everyone has bought it, and if traffic figures are anything to go by, the ad revenue from his articles is probably subsidising my pension, a thought that will probably still be annoying me even as I embark on my retirement cruise.

We're subsidising Hollywood.

"We were subsidising corruption," he says.