Sentence examples for thrusts money from inspiring English sources

People will become accustomed to only doing things when the government thrusts money at them".

Ira thrust money at the ticket-seller — "Three, please" — and they all wordlessly went in, their computerized stubs in hand.

He is standing behind bars, jail-like bars, shouting into a crowd that is pushing, punching, thrusting money at him.

That problem goes beyond sub-prime lending; as the Financial Services Authority acknowledges, which is why it is now investigating the wider issue of lenders and brokers thrusting money on those who simply cannot afford to repay it.

People thrust money at them.

Right now investing institutions are thrusting money at the successful buyout operators.

The people who have been thrusting money in Greece's direction for the last few years are you, and me, and our fellow taxpayers in the UK (through the IMF) and eurozone and EU taxpayers (through the ECB, the European Central Bank) and the European Commission.

It was suggested in an ITV documentary in 2006 that Ken and Mike's hatred was a clash of cultures: "Barlow the lefty do-gooder versus Baldwin, the cut-and-thrust money grabber".

Also, although thrusting money into the brassiere could not be said to cause a breast anomaly, it remains an unhealthy practice because the breast nipple has open pores likely to become infected.

He hesitated, then thrust the money back into her hand and ran out.

The eponymous Charles Ponzi has been dead for half a century and the Boston investors who in 1920 were feverishly thrusting their money on him look in retrospect like asylum lunatics.