Sentence examples for windfall day for from inspiring English sources

Saturday is windfall day for the 267,000 top taxpayers.

I remember seeing him on television every day for two years when he was campaigning for president, promising to adopt a windfall profits tax on the oil and gas industry if he were elected.

In his first year of eligibility for the Grammys, the Chicago artist reaped a windfall -- he was nominated Tuesday for seven awards.

The finding suggests that tax rebates and other cash infusions may not boost the economy, as most people would probably save the windfall for a rainy day.

Year after year people harp on about how it's just a day designed to induce windfall profits for the money-grubbing, power-hungry CEOs of international greeting-card companies, how crowded all the restaurants are, why we should boycott the day altogether... even how to cheat on the one you love.

The rush of assets was a windfall for Pioneer but hell for the investor.

Yet we persist with it, hoping for a magical windfall to one day get on that ladder.

The thriller, starring Ethan Hawke, received a poor "C+" grade on Cinemascore, but should still gross near $18 million for the three-day weekend -- a huge windfall for a movie that cost just $3 million to produce.

By Wednesday night, Katz had convinced Gill to take the $7 million windfall waiting for him in New Jersey.

And Reuters reported that an underwriter on the deal confirmed the offer is expected to price after Tuesday's market close, with the shares opening on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday The deal could produce a windfall for cash-strapped banks.

Where is the temerity we saw when he campaigned?" Readers cited the health care reform bill as a let-down - "a windfall for private insurers at the end of the day," writes Abraxas79.