Sentence examples for to spend from from inspiring English sources

We are supposed to spend from our own pocket.

Prudent housekeeping, Mr Zapatero asserts, means there is money to spend from the piggy-bank.

"We can afford for the moment to spend from our own pocket," he said.

Students may choose to spend from one term to one year studying at another academic institution within the US.

Homeowners can expect to spend from $1,500 to $2,500 to protect a typical six or seven room house.

As Prof Ranyard explains: "We are inclined to spend from these compartments in different degrees depending on the budget constraints we place on them.

Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire and a registered independent, expects to spend from $10 million to $15 million of his money in highly competitive state, local and Congressional races.

In fact, each lottery dollar that goes to schools is one less dollar that the governor and the Legislature have to spend from the regular budget.