He and his wife sprang for the luxe two-drive version.
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For $175, I sprang for a simple but cheery private cottage.
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For a recent trip to Europe, she sprang for $3,000 business class seats.
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The district agreed to pay the extra custodial time while the city sprang for liability insurance.
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Stewart and Alfred drank whatever and whenever the fancy struck them, but they usually sprang for vodka.
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Even if your stepmother sprang for a hotel for her children, it's not the right time for you.
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I sprang for a bottle of Catalonian orange wine fermented in amphorae, which turned out to be a fine acidic accompaniment.
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Throwing caution — plus my better judgment and a fitness resolution — to the wind, I sprang for the ultimate dining experience at Fiola.
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We believe what's convenient, and Ellin wanted to be in love, plus The Commander always sprang for first-class tickets and five-star restaurants.
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The White House said Trump himself sprang for what he pronounced to be "great American food" for the visiting Clemson Tigers, winners of the U.S. college football championship.
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In an effort led by the onetime head of intelligence for Hugo Chávez, Venezuela then sprang for a larger version of the system, with a goal of adding 9113,2911 cameras.
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The same is true for Nicole, who sprang for a top-notch lawyer who wanted to hear her instead of project onto her, but also who will give her the best chance of winning custody of Henry.
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My friend Sam still holds a grudge from the time he sprang for an Uber after a wedding and one of his friends threw up, dinging his rating and causing him to have to pay a $150 cleaning fee.
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I distinctly recall Steve Jobs recommending it to me, among others, and I sprang for it even though its roughly $5,000 price (with optional side-panel speakers) put a much bigger dent in our family's budget than it had in his.
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Before and after the gathering, rumors of deals being struck between competing camps swirled in the corridors of this city's convention center, where the contenders set up booths and one candidate seeking to become the party finance chairman even sprang for a platter of crab cakes.
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"As Wild felled one of the redskins by a blow from the butt of his revolver, and sprang for the one with the tomahawk, the chief's daughter suddenly appeared. Raising her hands, she exclaimed, 'Go back, Young Wild West. I will save her!'" (1908) Western fiction is a genre of literature set in the American Old West frontier and typically set from the late eighteenth to the late nineteenth century.
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Vierhouten Bernardus Wilhelmus Maria "Bert" van Sprang (20 June 1944 in Tilburg – 17 November 2015 in Pijnacker)Obituary in the VolkskrantObituary at the JWG website was the founder of the Dutch youth division ("JWG", or Jongerenwerkgroep) of the Dutch association of meteorology and astronomy ("NVWS", or Nederlandse Vereniging voor Weer- en Sterrenkunde) in 1967. Activities carried out by Van Sprang for the JWG included the organization of astro camps, the setting up of a program to build telescopes cheaply, and the writing of many booklets on astronomy topics. He was also program leader of the planetarium in The Hague until it was destroyed by fire in February 1976. The main-belt asteroid 3098 van Sprang was named after him.
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