Sentences with phrase «big pile of money»

That statement doesn't mean we can't spend a lot of money to bring top talent here — and I am in agreement about what you said about the next two DP signings, the FO must have a pretty big pile of money to play with.

Now she's publishing with a house and has a wildly successful track record and a big pile of money.

And that's a compelling question: If customers like Spurgeon are more numerous than the Wednesday crowd, then yes, the comics publishes are leaving a big pile of money on the table — and they are most likely leaving it to bootleggers who make the comics available for free.

«Hey, I left my awesome professional life to become a traveler and you should too» Yeah - but you left with a big pile of money and all your advice is only good for someone else with a software company to sell so they can travel endlessly for years to exotic destinations without having to worry about money — and that left all these 22 year old dropouts with no choice but to admit defeat or hustle like crazy.

Now, in next 10 minutes, you will have the only chance to present it to those VIP guys who have those big pile of money to invest in games.

If you're new to the video game thing, think of it like this: it's kind of like making another indie film, so if you've got a few more spare years or a big pile of money at the ready, you're in good shape.

Roll that savings into a tax to prevent the market from backsliding and suddenly we have a big pile of money that would have gone to oil.

It's only dawning on most scientists that we are under systematic attack, and that any consequential result will be casually and heartlessly subverted by the biggest pile of money that is threatened.

What Ms. Wong did say was that «she had received a big pile of money to go away», and that «a big fat check landed in my bank account.»

In her book, Wong was quoted as saying she received «a big pile of money to go away» and made comments about winning against her employer in the dispute.

During that 15 or 20 years, of course, you should be getting out of debt and building wealth so that you have a big pile of money and no need for life insurance.

Shyp last raised $ 50 million in a financing round that valued the company at $ 250 million from Kleiner Perkins — and they're likely feeling the pressure to burn less of that big pile of money.

Corporations sitting on the big pile of money, they don't need too much credit.