Yes, elevators break, and yes, we don't have money for them.
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Trump doesn't have to have money for the wall right now.
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"People always have money for fights—it's a culture," he said.
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I came here and start working, to have money for a car.
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"Daddy doesn't have money for dents and dings," Shroyer tells his sons.
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"They're surprised when I don't have money for the vending machine," she said.
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At some point, they fired me, and I didn't have money for rent.
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They told us they didn't have money for deodorant, so we went without it.
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They don't have money for an education, so after a while they trust them.
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When you don't have money for beer or billboards, try making your own shirts.
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They had sold everything except her child's clothes to have money for the journey.
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Drivers travel at will, as long as they have money for gas and road snacks.
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He was just trying to pay the bills, and he didn't have money for food.
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From Coinage: Here's How to Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money for Merch
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When you don't have money for either, there's no need to spend time worrying about it.
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We also have money for conferences, and to bring in PhD students from elsewhere for workshops.
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But that's not what East Coast communities have money for right now — or what they're getting.
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Marwa said she married for economic security -- to have money for medicine to treat her blood deficiency.
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But it's a tough time for the 5 million school children who don't have money for supplies.
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We call them "people who have to sleep outside" because they don't have money for a house.
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Maybe Danny doesn't have money for blinds, but anyone can tape up cardboard to block out stripper neon.
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The song took an unexpected turn when a different commuter said he didn't have money for the "begging" singers.
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The island is in the throes of an economic crisis and does not have money for a long rebuilding process.
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It's like telling someone, 'When you die, you'll lie on the street, because you don't have money for a funeral.
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Leading candidates have qualified for matching funds and could have money for get-out-the-vote efforts across the city.
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"They told me they don't have money for me," one employee told Reuters on condition that he would not be named.
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"If it's really important to have money for the wedding, then this is your opportunity to cut other things," he said.
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We don't even have money for advertising or endorsements or discounts, so must survive on the quality of our products alone.
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If you don't have money for bus fare to get to a job, how are you going to get a job?
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We have the director of Health and Human Services flying around in private jets, but we don't have money for Flint.
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You could buy any one of Fujifilm's or Sony's APS-C sensor cameras for that price and still have money for lenses.
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"He chose to find me and hand deliver that $676 when he doesn't even have money for bare necessities," Del Valle said.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch PEOPLE: You say you're both emotional.
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If you have money for investing, open a brokerage account at any number of financial institutions and start buying stocks and bonds.
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The company shared this one, too, about a man who began to work for Amazon in order to have money for Christmas presents.
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When people told me, 'We can't do this,' or 'We don't have money for this,' I wasn't interested in what we couldn't do.
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A mechanic in the community has already offered to do the labor for free, but the lady doesn't have money for the parts.
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Furthermore, white noise costs money to install, and your area's public pool shitter doesn't have money for a Sonos in its operating budget.
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"We didn't even have money for toilet paper," said Mr. de Souza, the anthropologist, who has worked at the museum for 38 years.
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Two years ago the government angrily challenged a rapporteur's claim of widespread amateur prostitution among Japanese schoolgirls keen to have money for branded goods.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch High Valley is very much a family-oriented band.
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"If they don't have money for the air fare I will pay for it, they can ask me to buy their plane ticket," he added.
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Just like people, companies might want to have money for emergencies or for lousy economic times, and the past decade has been a period of increasing risk.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch As for when we can be expecting music from these guys?
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Here in New York, we have more riders per station, which means more dollars, yet we make the excuse constantly that we don't have money for this.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch "I was doing the work of three interns," Lalani told Page Six.
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Tiny living means I don't exactly have space for clothes of varying sizes just hangin' around and living on disability means I don't have money for new clothes.
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"Hundreds of thousands Bulgarians cannot get medical treatment because they have no access to a doctor or a hospital or do not have money for treatment," Ninova told reporters.
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The hurricane could hardly have come at a worse time for the territory, which is in the throes of an economic crisis and does not have money for rebuilding.
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" FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch Simpson said of her new jean offerings, "Denim is a staple in everyone's wardrobe.
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"In Cherry Hill, all children who get in line for lunch are provided the lunch of their choice, regardless of whether they have money for it or not," Meloche said.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch "I married my best friend," Monroe told PEOPLE of Danks shortly after their nuptials.
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They had enough money to move all the women out, build nine new mega-prisons in the countryside, and sell the land, but they don't have money for women's lifeline services?
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Despite Trump bluffing, briefly, and claiming he would veto the government funding bill and force a shutdown at the end of April if it didn't have money for the wall, he caved.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch Madonna recently became a mother of six after recently adopting twin daughters Esther and Stella, 4½.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch Ahead of Jameson's arrival, Hart told PEOPLE that Willow was "over the moon" about getting a sibling.
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There is no one to travel with you, you don't have money for a coach, but there was at least something for me – I got a chance, and I had to take it.
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And so then what we can do as a World Bank is, we have money for these countries anyway, we can move much earlier and get programs going that can potentially stop famine.
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Instead, you can move it to a high-yield savings account so that when you do finally go on vacation, you have money for a few extra Dole Whips or cups of gelato.
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While most of the bids have yet to be disclosed, some are staggering, especially considering the same states have recently claimed they don't have money for pensions, education, infrastructure, or other state priorities.
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But in practice, schools sometimes didn't know which kids were in foster care, and then the eligible students went hungry because they didn't have money for lunch and they weren't marked for a free meal.
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"Many museums with extensions create problems for themselves: They put a lot of money in bricks and mortar, and then don't have money for the program anymore," said Mr. Keller, who previously ran Art Basel.
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MEANWHILE, AT&T AND VERIZON HAVE MONEY FOR MARKETING WHICH WE SEE THESE COMMERCIALS OUT NOW WITH JAMIE FOXX COUNTERING SOME OF YOUR MARKETING WHERE YOU TOOK VERIZON'S OLD PITCHMAN AND HAD HIM COMING OUT FOR SPRINT.
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"In Cherry Hill, all children who get in line for lunch, are provided the lunch of their choice, regardless of whether they have money for it or not," district spokeswoman Barbara Wilson tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch Not one for subtlety when it comes to his body art, Bieber went even bigger for the second addition to his collection.
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We did that so that we'd have money for our art experimentation and for our music experimentation and so we could make those films independently, and didn't have to depend upon Warner Brothers to finance things for us.
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Using a budgeting software that lets me plan ahead ensures I always have money for essentials (like groceries and utilities) and fun stuff (like swim lessons or an ice cream), even if one of my clients pays late.
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The company is likely to continue accumulating cash on its balance sheet in order to have money for the acquisition of full control in the mobile joint venture in 2019, when we expect Tele2 to execute its put option.
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Michele, 25, who had traveled from Cuba to request political asylum in the United States, had also been waiting for two months, and he was worried because he had run out of medication for hypertension and didn't have money for more.
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"If you're a small company and you can only build a very, very small rocket because that's all you have money for, then your profit margins are going to be narrower," said Macro Caceres, analyst at U.S. aerospace consultancy Teal Group.
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The Macon, Georgia, 18-year-old took out student loans to pay for her tuition and housing at Albany State University, but she didn't have money for some of the things she'd need for her first time living away from home.
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It has also committed to being a guarantor for poor people who do not fill the criteria to apply for bank loans so they can at least have money for housing — a change that is expected to reach 500,000 families.
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In their hour-long meeting at Walgreens' Deerfield, Illinois, headquarters, they asked how the company could say it did not have money for the subsidies, why it said costs were unpredictable and why it thought eliminating subsidies would solve concerns about retirees' costs.
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Donations. If donating to charity is part of your budget, then setting up recurring donations helps you spread out the expense over the course of the year and ensures that the nonprofits you support have money for programs outside of the usual December fundraising push.
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"We have set the target based on what science says, not on what we can agree on or have money for," he said, adding that his government would now work with other parties in parliament on climate legislation to make the target legally binding.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch The new father of three added in November that Arrow and his two girls on the way were huge motivators in keeping his health the best it can possibly be.
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The December-January government shutdown (the longest in America's history) was started because Trump changed his mind at the last minute and decided not to accept a government funding bill offered up by House and Senate Republicans because it didn't have money for his border wall.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch And hot on the heels of the release of his latest mixtape, More Life, it seems Drake already has his fingers in a few new fashionable pots, including a potential unexpected collaboration with footwear brand Clarks.
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" FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch In the video, snippets from people's lives are shown while the two powerhouse performers emotionally sing, "Hold on tight a little longer/ What don't kill you, makes you stronger/ Get back up, 'cause it's a hard love.
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He went into full Trump mode to prove a point, warning he would veto any legislation that did not have money for the wall and in the final hours of negotiations tweeting out a cartoon picture of the "slats" that would be used to show how the wall would not be an eyesore.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How to Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money for Merch And though Mooney, who is currently overseas to perform in London with bandmate Dan Smyers, has been juggling fatherhood duties while on the road for the duo's Obsessed Tour, the singer says he's thoroughly grateful for his new addition.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch The "Standing Still" singer spoke to PEOPLE in January about instilling her son with the sense that he will always be an evolving person — and for him to know that that's OK. "My greatest wish for my child is that he learns that he's constantly able to reinvent himself," the singer said.
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Knowing that they have money for the rest of their lives, Helena and João look ahead to a better life, although Helena tells João that he "cheated".
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They belong to the sect of the destitute and are trying to raise funds to build a church. Kĩgũũnda turns them away with the explanation that they can hardly feed their bellies let alone have money for fund-raising.
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On Mustafa's recommendation, the Council sent Loose abroad to study public bathhouses. Mostar Bathhouse opened on 3 June 1914. The brief speech was recorded as: "Folks, here's the bathhouse for those who have money, for those who don't, here's Neretva". Mujaga visited Italy on 7 April 1925, twenty-nine days prior to his death on 6 May.
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Known as the "godfather" of black tennis, Johnson founded an all- expenses-paid tennis camp for African-American children and hired instructors. In these years in the segregated South, they had no public courts where they could learn tennis, and many did not have money for lessons. Johnson was instrumental in encouraging the athletic careers of both Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe, whom he personally coached.
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Socrates now pushes for each man to prove that the thing of which he is proud deserves being proud of. Kallias says that he makes men more just by giving them money (4.1). Antisthenes questions him on the matter, and Kallias says that men who have money for necessities are less inclined to crime. Kallias explains that no one repays him, not even with thanks.
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Punia was born in Khudan village of Jhajjar district in the state of Haryana, India.Wins gold medal in Asian Wrestling Championship; father seeks DSP’s post for grappler, The Tribune, 14-May-2017 He began wrestling at the age of seven and was encouraged to pursue the sport by his father. Punia grew up in rural India, a poor part of the country. His family did not have money for traditional sports.
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A year earlier Gentius, the king of the Illyrians, was invited to join Macedon in an alliance. He had told Perseus that he did not have money for a war. Perseus could not make up his mind about giving him money. When he felt pressured by the Romans, who had crossed the mountain passes towards Macedon, he decided to offer Gentius 300 silver talents if hostages were exchanged.
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Once on a hot day, he asked his daughter to fan him, offering to pay her for this service with packages of nard spices. Suddenly the wind blew, and he exclaimed, "How many packages of nard do I owe to the master of the wind (God)?"Bava Metziah 86a He was extremely poor. It is said that once he did not have money for Shabbat expenses, and upon praying he was miraculously given a precious stone.
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There has been a tumultuous relationship between the parties who own and the parties who oversee and run the museum. As of 2012, Suffolk County officials were experiencing difficulty receiving and allocating funds to keep the museum running. The museum's endowment from previous occupant, William Vanderbilt, was tied up in stock and bonds, which as a result of the economy proved to be a less-than-desirable financial safety net. The museum sometimes did not have money for payroll.
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At the initial stage of operation, the TV channel did not have money for the production and purchase of programs, so the broadcast network was filled with materials obtained through the personal connections and capabilities of its managers. The broadcast featured half-hour or more ad blocks, an ad clip from Video international, modern Soviet and foreign music videos and cartoons (in particular, the Soviet TV show "Screen"). later, the TV series "Captain Power and the soldiers of the future"was shown and repeated many times. The series "I Spy" was also broadcast.
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" In a different interview Brown corroborated the former story. During this time, Mars played cover songs around Los Angeles in a band called Sex Panther with Bhasker and Eric Hernandez (Mars' brother), who eventually became the drummer of Mars' main band, The Hooligans. When Philip Lawrence was first told he should meet Mars he was reluctant to do so since he did not even have money for bus fare. Keith Harris, drummer for the American musical group The Black Eyed Peas, told Lawrence: "Whatever it costs you to get out here, I'll reimburse you.
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During the 1930s the Great Depression came so the shop was closed as people did not have money for luxuries like jewellery. Henry started doing beaten copper work under the house in Arnold Road making; box curbs, fire screens and bellows. He made all his own designs and dyes and sold his works to The Farmers Trading Company in Hobson Street. During the hard times, Henry got labouring jobs hand mixing concrete on such places as The Civic Theatre in Auckland and the Chateau Tongariro. Faith (Faye) Smith was born on 2 July 1930.
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There, some of the workers would gamble and occasionally lose their entire paychecks. To mitigate this problem, Gordon instituted a singular social exchange in which the spouses of his workers could come to the plant early on Fridays and get 50 percent advances on the weekly salaries of their mates. This policy ensured that the families of workers who gambled would still have money for bills and expenses. As a result of his progressive worker friendly policies, Gordon's workers never unionized or struck his plants during his lifetime.
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He does not get a license or a loan for the salon. He is in debt and is ridiculed by everyone in the village. Life is tough for him – he does not have money for a full square meal, leave alone for his children's school fees One day the village wakes up to the news that a Malayalam movie is going to be shot there, with superstar Ashok Raj (Mammotty) as the hero. News spread that Ashok Raj is coming to the village for the ten-day shoot.
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Upon her arrival in Maycomb, she is met by her childhood sweetheart Henry "Hank" Clinton, who works for Atticus. When returning from Finch's Landing, Jean Louise and Henry are passed by a car full of black men travelling dangerously at high speed; Henry mentions that the black people in the county have money for cars but are without licenses and insurance. The Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) are introduced as sources of controversy in the community.
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He did not like the area he lived in, often did not have money for dates, and avoided bringing friends to his house. He worked from an early age, cleaning up at a gas station while in elementary school, delivering newspapers, bagging groceries, and working in orchards. In his high school years, he worked during the summer. Jim went to William C. Overfelt High School in the 9th and 10th grades and then transferred to and graduated from James Lick High School, both located in east San Jose, California.
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When they went to Indonesia, the heavily discounted plane tickets from Japan Airlines only took them as far as Singapore. Once there, the group did not have money for the ferry to Indonesia and had to leave much of its equipment behind. The workers themselves made it to Banda Aceh only because a Baptist minister overheard the group arguing over money and gave them the US$400 they needed to cross. They ate whatever they could, slept in tents distributed by the Chinese government and hitched rides to disaster sites on Indonesian police trucks.
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The hope is that these relays will form a foundation for improved communication between the runaway and the family and make reunification more likely. NRS also can make conference calls to connect runaways with their family members if they do wish to call them but don't have money for the call, or if they wish an NRS to moderate the conversation and help to smooth the discussion. NRS, in conjunction with Greyhound Lines, administers the Home Free program, which has reunited more than 13,000 runaway youth with their families with free bus tickets back home. NRS also maintains a website, www.1800RUNAWAY.
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Jacquelyne Jackson started her career when she witnessed an elderly couple that was forced to sell their home in order to have money for medical care, since there was no Medicare or Medicaid at the time. The couple was forced into public housing as a result. The result of the couple losing their home and life savings drove Jackson to pursue a career addressing the issues of elderly minorities as well as public service law and civil rights issues. Jackson attended Hampton Institute in 1950 for two years and pledged Delta Sigma Theta sorority there and then transferred to Wisconsin.
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The book describes a world where all great scientists, economists, thinkers, builders and so on can store a "backup" of their personality (if they can afford the expensive procedure). Most of those who can afford it record their personality once every six months. These personalities can then be transplanted (upon the person's actual death) to other people, "living" alongside the Host, providing him or her with a new insight on life, and on their field of expertise. As the possession of extra personalities can be a mark of prestige, it has become fashionable in high society to buy and possess as many personalities as they have money for.
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Mañe is a man in a tough economic situation. He has lost a leg and as a result is stuck in unemployment, he does not have money for the lease and is the victim of jokes and abuse by the young people of his community. As he wanders in Bogota's streets looking for a source of income, he meets a strange and illiterate man, who is dedicated to carrying people on his back, on a chair, through the downtown. Due to the way they can help each other, they engage in a curious friendship that makes their lives more bearable and allows them to share their personal problems.
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In 2003, Bartiromo scammed successful North American eBay bidders out of money they used for buying telephones, tire rims, and other items that he never shipped. Then, on August 24 of that year, Bartiromo tried to wire $450,000 out of an account from a Wells Fargo bank in Mission Viejo in order to have money for gambling with a London sportsbook. He asked, under false identification given by 20-year-old Theo Liu, to wire the account as well as cash the checks made from the eBay scam. The employee, who was recruited by Oscar Godinez, also 20 years old, for Bartiromo, told the bank's supervisor about the possible fraud.
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He is close with his sister as they were both in the foster care system and he acted as her protector; however their personalities and values clash occasionally, causing many arguments. He even went as far to take the blame for her selling his pills to have money for their birth mom, Ana, who he feels disgust and resentment towards because she chose drugs over him and his sister. He starts dating Mariana's childhood best friend Lexi, in "Consequently" after defending her from a guy. He falls out with his sister in "Quinceanera" when she finds out he's been secretly dating Lexi and feels betrayed by Jesus for doing so.
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He is close with his sister as they were both in the foster care system and he acted as her protector; however their personalities and values clash occasionally, causing many arguments. He even went as far to take the blame for her selling his pills to have money for their birth mom, Ana, who he feels disgust and resentment towards because she chose drugs over him and his sister. He starts dating Mariana's childhood best friend Lexi, in "Consequently" after defending her from a guy. He falls out with his sister in "Quinceanera" when she finds out he's been secretly dating Lexi and feels betrayed by Jesus for doing so.
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In some fields, research positions are more coveted than teaching positions because student researchers are typically paid to work on the dissertation they are required to complete anyway, while teaching is generally considered a distraction from one's work. Research positions are more typical of science disciplines; they are relatively uncommon in humanities disciplines, and where they exist, they rarely allow the student to work on their own research. Departments often have money for limited discretionary funding to supplement minor expenses such as research trips and travel to conferences. A few students can attain outside fellowships such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Physical Science Consortium (NPSC).
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After she leaves to sing on stage, the future João tells his younger self that he will invent a time machine, and he has come back to fix things. They find the young Otávio, and the future João tells them future technical and political events, so they will have money for the rest of their lives. After this, João tells his younger self that Helena's ex-boyfriend, Ricardo, will bring her champagne with a drug, and due to the effects, she will humiliate him on stage, by putting honey and feathers on him. After this, Helena will go with Ricardo to Spain, becoming a model and never seeing João again.
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Even during the period of Sengupta's serious life-threatening illness, his family requested Sen to provide some free healthcare facility in government hospitals to save Sengupta's life, as his family did not have money for a health check- up. Sengupta was himself a renowned homeopath at that point in time. He also distributed all his earnings to the poor and offered health care for free to the poor and needy people of Kolkata. No special favors were offered by Sen but only a written letter for an ordinary general free bed in MLA quota if vacant with the medical college in Kolkata was provided to Sengupta's family.
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He also began bleaching his hair light blond, which gave him his trademark look. He would often run out of hair salons without paying with the bleach still in his hair, because he didn't have money for the bill.Will the real John Spacely please stand up. brucecarleton.com Spacely began befriending many of the musicians and artists that lived in the East Village during that time, including Keith Richards, Willy Deville, Joey Ramone, and members of the New York Dolls, especially Johnny Thunders, who was his close friend (despite the two getting in an on- stage physical altercation in 1982, as seen in the documentary Born To Lose: The Last Rock and Roll Movie).
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Wall Street was purchasing houses in "strike zones," neighborhoods located near several jobs, schools, and transportation systems that were also facing high amounts of foreclosures, and sold them to middle-aged parents raising children making around $100,000 a year or more. As the 2010s progressed, so did Wall Street's focus on single- family housing, a movement led by Invitation Homes. In 2013, Invitation Homes created an asset class of single-family rental securities (SFR) to have money for purchasing houses and restoration; by January 2017, nearly $10 billion of the bonds were sold, a number that went to $15 billion in July 2018, a month- and-a-half after the February 2017 initial public offering.
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On September 13, 2001, Foothill Capital said during a court hearing that Vacation Village had failed to comply with a court order to sign an auction agreement for the sale of the property in November. Foothill Capital also said the hotel-casino failed to advance $50,000 for advertising costs to Eric Nelson Auctioneering, as well as failing to fully cooperate with the auctioneer's requests. An attorney for Vacation Village said the hotel-casino did not have money for advertising costs. However, various people related to the hotel-casino–including its owners, managing partners, and their family relatives–received what Foothill Capital referred to as "unauthorized" payments without court approval or explanation, totaling $70,000 to $80,000 per month.
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When they arrive in Texas, Piri goes out with a man and they both want to hire sexual workers; Piri says he wants to hire a white woman. Through his various encounters down South, Piri realizes that every place he goes to, no matter what language you speak or where you come from, if you are black, then you are black. A Life of Crime Shortly after Piri heads back to New York, Momma dies and Piri becomes angry and resentful with Poppa upon remembering that he had another woman. Piri goes back to living on the roofs, streets and apartments of friends in Harlem; he also gets back into drugs and begins to sell everything he can to have money for heroin.
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"Writing a book on the coup d'état some months after it had occurred, General Afrifa, one of its principal architects, devoted a chapter to the plight of the Ghanaian soldier, in which he described the better pay and equipment enjoyed by the President's Own Guard Regiment in comparison with the regular army, and the way in which Major General Otu, the most senior officer, was often by-passed by his subordinates in advising the president. The dismissal of Generals Ankrah and Otu was said to be a 'major reason' for the coup." The salaries of soldiers and officers, set in 1957, had lost much of their value amidst general inflation, and the army did not have money for new uniforms and equipment.Pinkney, Ghana Under Military Rule (1972), p. 2.
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In a two-part episode on the dangers of hitchhiking ("The Hitchhikers"), Kimberly and Arnold (who were out in the cold weather and didn't have money for cab or bus fare) were abducted by a serial kidnapper-rapist (played by Woody Eney), who initially acted as a good Samaritan by giving the two of them a ride and inviting them to his apartment. After the man's true nature became known, Arnold escaped to look for help and the man nearly raped Kimberly before the police arrived to arrest him. At the end of the episode, Bain (in an out-of-character PSA) spoke about what to do if real life situations as the one portrayed on the show were to occur. Two notable episodes dealt with the consequences of alcoholism.
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