Sentence examples for taste for spending from inspiring English sources

With the flow of cash came a taste for spending.

Even though Tommy apologised to Muslims who have "felt fear because of my actions", there was little at the press conference to suggest that he and Kev have changed anything other than their taste for spending a lot of time and effort travelling around the country to scare people.

His brother became a concert violinist, but Mr. Stern didn't feel he had the talent — or the taste for spending hours every day in the practice room — to pursue a career as a soloist on his instrument of choice, the piano, so he pursued a career focusing on theater, which was his first love in any case.

Strong U.S. banks that are would-be acquirers, like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, have said they want to repay the TARP money as quickly as possible, limiting their taste for spending sprees or attention-attracting acquisitions.

Like Barnett, she too had a taste for leisure, spending a significant portion of the stolen funds on a luxury cruise.

Precocious youngsters with a taste for laboratory notebooks spend years building experiments to compete for college scholarships.

A professional wine taster will often meditate on the bouquet of the wine for many minutes before tasting it, spending time thinking about what scents are most pronounced.

Ivan, overcome with his first taste of spending someone else's money, immediately spent a quarter of his summer budget on a lab-grade blender, intending to use it for margaritas.

He Spends Like A Drunken Sailor Whether it's literally getting drunk and buying a round for the whole bar, or just a serious taste for pricey new gadgets, spending as though money is going out of style can be a warning sign.

Mr. Morris, a venture capitalist with a taste for the high life, spends three months a year in England.

A great new taste for anyone who has spent a lifetime eating spinach, wishing this good-for-you vegetable was a tad more inspiring.