Sentences with phrase «ever throw money at you»

Your shiny gadgets may be enjoyable, and even helpful as tools in the performance of lawyerly functions, but no client will ever throw money at you because you have an iPhone and twit incessantly.

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That's powerful — and a long ways from throwing money at a print ad or plunking down thousands of dollars for a trade show booth and hoping that you get some new business out of it without ever really knowing if you did or didn't.

We need 2 players one at CB and one at DM, and both have to be the smartest buys we have ever done - coz a) we don't have money to throw around b) there aren't many good players available at CB and DM who are reasonably priced!

Expert analysis as ever there buddy — if you have a problem throw money at it; the unbeatable, fool proof anthem for the world.

The saddest part though is that complete morons who probably don't even know where N5 is, spend their time trolling Wenger, throwing every conceivable insult as if he alone has caused every issue at the club, present complete bs as fact (as if it has ever been about money for Wenger) and can not display a little humility, compassion or respect for ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUBS greatest ever manager.

Liverpool dug in when money was being thrown at them, nearly double the sum of any fee we have ever garnered from a player sale because they wanted to compete, not just with us but with City, Utd and Chelsea.

Mike, you are probably correct about Skelos and the rest of the Repubs trying to make political hay on this, but Medicaid Fraud has been a problem in this State for 50 years and all the politicians have ever done is to throw money at it, shuffle agencies, people and responsibility around like a 3 - card Monty con near Penn Station and continue to screw the taxpayers with the most expensive boondoggle in the country.

Throwing ever more funds at education without making substantive changes to the system is a horrible waste of money, not to mention children's lives.

Volvo says it's too hard to stand out at auto shows, but Toyota's throwing more money into shows than ever before — who's right?