Sentence examples for upkeep from from inspiring English sources
At Neverland, general upkeep — "from carpenters to snake handlers," as Sullivan puts it — cost four million dollars a year.
The body, however, remains ensconced in dry ice (replenished each month by a hired local now known as Bo the Iceman) in a shed donated by local businesses, while the family financially maintains the body and its upkeep from afar.
Yet this double whammy of payments has thus far resulted in no evidence of any upkeep whatsoever from any quarter.
Graduates had a huge advantage that they lack now: they left university free of debt, having had their fees and upkeep paid from local authority grants.
The money to pay for the village's upkeep comes from former inhabitants, almost all of whom moved to Britain decades ago.
Here we'll use an adjusted FFO measure favored by real estate research firm Green Street Advisors, which subtracts building-upkeep costs from FFO.
A Gawker Investigation," said a "tipster" had suggested that Mr. Trump's hair was "not his own, costs tens of thousands of dollars for installation and upkeep, and comes from a man as mysterious as Trump is bombastic".
A tipster who claimed knowledge of Trump's hair recently came to Gawker with a potential solution to the enigma: Trump's hair is not his own, costs tens of thousands of dollars for installation and upkeep, and comes from a man as mysterious as Trump is bombastic.
Apparently we're going to pay for its upkeep with proceeds from "merchandise" and "pop-up events", which is all very well if you've ever been to Hampstead Heath and thought it could do with more pulled pork and fridge magnets.
The new Islamism filled a gap left by the near-collapse of local and federal services, from road upkeep to education, at a time of dreadful mismanagement.
To some outsiders, the entire debate seems to illuminate the vast sweep of the British welfare state: Almost two-thirds of British families, according to advocacy groups, receive benefits ranging from child upkeep to state pensions.
