He spends a lot of money on himself and his hobbies.
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Cuba spends a lot of money every year on the sale of political propaganda.
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The United States spends a lot of money protecting the life of the president.
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The government spends a lot of money because it has created a lot of programs.
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Beyond its involvement in encouraging campaign contributions, AIPAC also spends a lot of money on lobbying.
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Make no mistake: Obamacare spends a lot of money on its tax credits and Medicaid expansion.
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Capital One spends a lot of money every year convincing you to apply for and use its credit card.
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I notice that America spends a lot of money on its military compared to the rest of the world.
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He has a big crew and spends a lot of money, and I push a smaller crew a lot harder.
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" Loretta: "The guy who sends those spends a lot of money on something that's going to end up in the garbage.
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As one source put it, "She makes a lot of money, but she spends a lot of money, and so does he."
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The company, which spends a lot of money to attract passengers and drivers, immediately faced doubts over whether it could ever make a profit.
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Trump has long questioned the need for those drills, mainly because he thinks they're too big and the US spends a lot of money on them.
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Huawei pointed out that it spends a lot of money on research and development, and as such, deserves a cut when its ideas get used elsewhere.
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It's no secret that lobbyists in Washington write many of the laws, and the telecom industry spends a lot of money to make sure lawmakers use them.
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Translation: he spends a lot of money at the club, tips well and knows all the right people -- so, Gutierrez loses the popularity contest ... at least at 1 OAK.
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Still, even when Lemonis spends a lot of money on clothing, he says he at least tries to get his money's worth by holding onto those expensive clothes for a long time.
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If your business spends a lot of money each year on social media advertising or internet, cable, and phone services, you'll definitely want to go with the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business card.
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EC: That's a really important point to make, that when reporters tell this story about Appalachia's relationship to coal, they are often repeating these narratives that the coal industry spends a lot of money developing.
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Right now, Samsung, the largest Android phone maker in the US, spends a lot of money to market its devices, and employees at the carrier stores are able to show and recommend those phones to customers.
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As for Amazon, a hint of margin weakness in its most recent earnings report tanked the stock despite other divisions like cloud and advertising, where the e-commerce giant spends a lot of money, being strong, Cramer said.
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Coachella spends a lot of money trying to make the middle of nowhere feel like the centre of the universe; SZA spent a lot of money trying to make that makeshift universe-centre feel like the middle of nowhere.
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WPP spends a lot of money on Google — and that&aposs a good thingRead said WPP spends upwards of $7 billion a year with Google — up from $5 billion a few years ago — making WPP Google&aposs single biggest customer.
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"The overarching downfall of this plan is that it spends a lot of money on people who probably don't need it," Ms. Akers said, suggesting that low-income families will still struggle to pay their higher education expenses without amassing debt under this approach.
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What Leon is trying to say here is that Netflix spends a lot of money producing original content and then delivers it to consumers in its own app, while Time Warner's Turner TV division owns networks like CNN that are generally reliant on making a deal with a cable company for channel placement.
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"If you're a big CPG company that spends a lot of money in advertising, it's very convenient if you can look at your Amazon and Walmart advertising through one single interface and manage it all there," said a tech vendor who helps e-commerce brands run ad campaigns on both Amazon and other retailers' sites.
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Nawab Parvez Akhter (Waheed Murad) spends a lot of money on his wedding and his newly wedded wife (Rani), plunging himself into huge debt, also his rival Nawab Fakhru (Aslam Pervaiz) plots against him.
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Metallica: The Ultimate Rock Monsters Tell All , Q Magazine. Retrieved April 7, 2015. One of the reasons that Hammett spends a lot of money on comic books, is because he finds them to be a more enjoyable (and healthier) alternative to drugs. Hammett has also smoked heroin a few times, but "didn't like it".
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The film is about an old man Sivaji (Sivaji Ganesan), who can tell the character and the future of a person by just looking in his eyes. Giri (Harish Kumar) is a rich student who spends a lot of money on his friends. He falls in love with Sivaji's daughter Aruna, but Aruna rejects him and humiliates him. Giri decides to not give up.
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Kannan (Vijay) is the only son of Jaishankar and Lakshmi (Srividya). He is very rich and spends a lot of money every day. Kannan is in charge of arranging the college cultural function. He happens to hear Manimegalai (Dimple) sing in a temple, and he asks her to sing in the college function by laying roads for her entire area, thereby repairing all plumbing problems.
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Married to Karuna for two years, Kavitha (Ineya) was dissatisfied with her drunkard husband; she begins an affair with Aravind (Chethan Cheenu), a rich friend of Karuna. He spends a lot of money on buying her expensive gifts. Indhiran gains knowledge of this and advises Kavitha against it. It turns out that Karuna, to realize his ambitions of running a business in US, had been using his wife to manipulate Aravind.
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Dean Charles W. Rivers (Christopher Murray) is the Dean of PCA. He is married to his overbearing wife and spends a lot of money on video games. He and Zoey often have different ideas on things, like vending machines. His full name, as shown in "Spring Fling," was "Charles W. Rivers" on a sign next to Dana that is seen after the girls ask Dean Rivers about putting up a fundraiser.
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Dania (Saba Qamar) a young girl who got married at age of 17 to much older man Patel (Abid Ali). Patel dies 12 years later but not before leaving half of his property to Dania. Dania dreams of living a free life until she hits a mobile phone snatcher, Bunty who is much younger than her. She takes him to the hospital and spends a lot of money for his treatment and falls for him.
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Yegor goes to town where he spends a lot of money drinking and dancing with strangers, and wires some money to his former associate. While he is away, Lyuba's friends try to convince her to get back together with her ex-husband, thinking that Yegor may start stealing again. Yegor returns and settles in a village with Lyuba, and decides to break with the criminal past. The villagers get over their initial distrust of the ex- convict, and accept him into their community.
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The Inuyama Family, along with their pet dog Tetsunoshin moves to the famous Hoppongi Hills (modeled after Roppongi Hills) from Kyushu. Rumi Inuyama's father owns an IT Company in Japan and is a step further to becoming number one. However, Tetsunoshin learned that his master's family loaned a lot of money renting their home in Hoppongi Hills, almost to the point of the whole company becoming Bankrupt. To make things even worse, the whole family spends a lot of money on everything, making Tetsunoshin's problems worse.
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Though he spends a lot of money on four wall distribution, Moore is pleased to see a massive crowd waiting outside the theater, and the audience greatly enjoys the film. Hollywood film executive Lawrence Woolner, whose studio Dimension Pictures had turned down Dolemite previously, finds out about the premiere in Indiana and contacts Moore with the promise of distributing the film. Moore arrives at Dimension Pictures dressed as Dolemite along with Lady Reed and the crew dressed up as well. The executive says that although Moore could continue promoting the film himself, he would not see profits right away.
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He falls for Nell on sight and, in spite of the warnings of his friends who are concerned about the gambling habits of her family, he proposes to her at once. Nell's mother, who has "more hair than wit", tells Nell that Cardross wants an heir and wishes to marry into a good family. She also tells her that she must be a conformable wife and not trouble Cardross. Consequently, Nell, who fell for her husband in the same instant he fell for her, keeps him at arm's length and spends a lot of money until he starts to doubt her affection.
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Mother Jesu Emanuel (Mother Superior of the order) testifies that Sister Monica Joan inherited those items from her mother and no crime was committed. In light of Monica Joan's age and moments of forgetfulness, she is acquitted of the trinket thefts. In Series 2, she reconciles with her nephew and his family, fears that she is useless, spends a lot of money on taxis to see her nephew, much to the chagrin of Sister Julienne, recovers from angina, escapes a holiday with Sister Evangelina to Chichester, judges a baby show, and pays for a child's funeral. Sister Monica Joan is very close to and gets on well with Jenny.
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