Sentence examples for there is spending from inspiring English sources

The narrator, an American who's just decided to quit his teaching job there, is spending the evening with two of his former pupils, whom he calls Z. and N. Did you embark on the story knowing that it would be contained within one evening?

As well as what is called "territorially identifiable" spending, money that is clearly spent in different parts of the UK, there is spending on matters that benefit the whole country - for instance, defence and foreign affairs.

And on top of spending on school, there is spending outside it: the gap between what rich and poor parents shell out for museum trips, music lessons, books and so on has been widening (see chart 2).

They want to express themselves, but their complaints often boil down to nothing more specific, he said, than "we want this or that stopped, or there is spending, big government".

"There is spending on agency staff which is bloated.

Then there is spending on equipment, which the U.S. will be covering for Eastern Europe.

But it seems to me that the young people working there are spending way too much time away from it.

My first few days there were spent at a pension in the heart of the city.

Much of Mr. Gingrich's four days in Nevada ahead of the caucuses there were spent seeking donors.

His first years there were spent in smoothing over Anglo-French relations and were crowned by the signing of the agreement of April 8 , 1904 often called the Entente Cordiale.

Most of my 11 months there were spent in Baghdad.