Sentences with phrase «money out of her purse»

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«We understand that the LPGA needs to take money,» says Pepper, «but we don't need to hide the fact that it's coming out of the purses.

He'll also take home $ 1.845 million in prize money out of a total purse of $ 10.25 million.

When I had no baby, I could at the drop of a hat go shopping or out for the day, with just my handbag and a purse full of money.

Lucky there weren't so many of those private - sector academy trusts in Northamptonshire siphoning school money out of the public purse and the schools had the reassurance of a publicly accountable local authority looking after the finances.

The purse has an all round zip to safely hold all the money you need whilst out on your quest, with plenty of space for notes, coins and cards.

The mere fact that there is so much argument about how to measure and adjust temp readings leads me to the conclusion that in spite of all your graphs and codes you do not have a clue.Lots of money involved in trying to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

We can not hope to see the growing scale and complexity of our laws matched by money drawn out of the public purse.

Points to consider include monthly or annual premium amounts, co-pays which is the money that you need to give out of your purse during office visits, and the deductibles which are the payments made before your medical insurance starts handling the situation.

She also spent her own money to buy 12 sets of playground equipment for the children of Indonesia and other needed household supplies for families — even taking out $ 100 cash from her purse to hand over to a needy family she met — but she declined to say exactly how much money she spent.