Sentence examples for the bankroll from inspiring English sources
verb
To fund a project; to underwrite something.
- Professor Stebbins didn't need to apply for government grants because his lab was bankrolled by a large pharmaceutical corporation.
"You can keep the bankroll; just let me in the party".
I might have bought the desk, or any of the dozens of other pieces that I've coveted, if only I had the bankroll of a Facebook founder.
With the $1.4 million first-place check, Animal Kingdom, the son of Leroidesanimaux, plumped the bankroll of his owners, Team Valor International.
Bentley knows why she did it, and why the bankroll from that red-neon evening still lives in her bedside drawer, on top of the Bible.
He was a big, stately gentleman and he gave to the poor, and the bankroll he carried a billy goat couldn't swallow it.
As for the bankrolling of Mugabe's regime, there are very few companies propping up the government.
Nested amid the bankrolls.
The bankrolling tactic appears to have had a substantial effect.
Poppy fields thrive, with each harvest of illegal opium fattening the bankrolls of terrorists and drug barons.
Peters' campaign spokeswoman MaryAnne Pintar retorted: "The Kochs bankroll the tea party, and they're bankrolling Carl DeMaio because he shares their extremist values".
