Sentences with phrase «to pay big money»

There was an era in which many celebrities made headlines for paying big money for exotic or purebred pets.

Not interested in paying big money for an expensive hotel?

So the least he can do is show some gratitude and appreciation to the manager, and the fans as well who pay big money to see him play.

Do nt pay big money at the dealership when you can pick this 4 door up at thousands less.

We have paid some big money over the years for players who barely lived up to their hype.

If you really feel comfortable paying big money for just 1.5 hours of enjoyment, we're probably dealing with a whole different profession.

That way, people are willing to pay big money for dogs they think are of high quality.

These short note all for those who pay the big money and yet don't have the needed satisfaction in life.

Is Wenger to blame maybe for not buying cover for coquelin but that's his call and what he gets paid the big money for.

The bigger clubs pay the biggest money because of reputation, not because they have the best players, Callum chambers isn't better than Coleman, arteta isn't better than wanyama, giroud or welbeck aren't any better than beriniho.

Arsenal desperately need to get players who are never going to make the first team off the damn wage bill, stop offering generous salaries to «Promising players» and only start paying them big money when they have actually fulfilled that potential, and stop paying huge wages to players that are always injured (Like Jack Wilshere).

I'm still not sure how EA manages to make millions off of yearly - releases of sports titles, but then I remember that sports fans pay big money every year to go and watch the actual events.

This board and Wenger don't give a stuff about what the Fans want but they will still take your hard earned Money while paying themselves Big Money.

Since Wenger started paying big money for players, we have won 2 Fa cups and a possible 3rd on its way!

Ozil was the start of Wenger paying big money!

«Like other collectible hobbies, these are rare items people pay big money for.

Both Man Utd and PSG remain keen on prising him away from the Catalan giants, with their interest so strong it's suggested they're ready pay big money for his services.

you're letting arsenal fans down all over the world by continously paying big money and buying merchandise etc: you dumb idiots.

The Bears paid big money to get him, and he started for four games and stunk up the joint.

City paid big money for the forward's services but struggled to establish himself in the side and was loaned out to Everton after just one season.

In Google, websites pay big money to put their sites at the top of a search result.

I'm happy to live in a future where studios pay big money for sexy - violent meditations on the slippery state of humanity — and there's a real promise for far - out further seasons — but right now Altered Carbon is all sleeve and no stack.

This isn't meant to slam S&S or any other businesses getting into the self - publishing arena (hey, if there's a market, exploit it); I just want to inform you that you needn't spend a lot of money to self - publish and that most, if not all, of these businesses aren't going to include editors or high - end covers, the only things that are really worth paying big money for, in my opinion.

In the 1980s, big tobacco paid big money to establish «independent» think tanks and «research» institutes that were charged with confusing the public over the dangers of sidestream smoke.

By carrying this coverage, you can save yourself from having to pay big money out of pocket or have a judgment brought against your personal assets to extract compensation for victims of such circumstances.

Big companies already pay big money to get an edge on latency and bandwidth, so «paid prioritization» is already happening on a large scale and consumers benefit from it.

Trends aren't new to the publishing industry in fact, there are people who get paid big money to predict them.

Wenger thinks that fans are brainless idiots to continue in paying big money for nothing.

Footballers are paid big money because footballs fans like you and me demand their services.

Arsenal does not pay big money to the clubs, and they don't offer to the players the chance of regular trophy success.

I'm still not sure how EA manages to make millions off of yearly - releases of sports titles, but then I remember that sports fans pay big money every year to go and watch the actual events.

Those who paid big money but could not get in would go ballistic and then we would have had ourselves a tragedy in the making.

Companies pay big money to consultants to search optimize their web pages, to make them appear at the top of a Google search.

Consumers are not interested in paying big money for what is essentially a digital picture frame with a low powered cpu in it.

They had found an extremely rare form of graphite, something many companies would pay big money for.

Meanwhile, social networks realize that brands will pay big money for access to the millions of users in their online communities, and they're going to charge more and more for that privilege.

And if you live in an area that people will pay big money to visit, staying with friends or family for a weekend every now and then might be a good way to make a couple hundred extra bucks.

Amazon and Facebook and Google, however, are less likely to pay big money for games that only draw a few hundred thousand viewers.

Not only that, these big companies are willing to pay big money, and royalties to gain access to these ideas.

If everyone could see the inner workings of their formulas, clients wouldn't have any incentive to pay big money for their model over a competitor's.

Rich people (e.g. republicans) are willing to pay big money to hear a pastor tell them that they are successful because god loves them more, not because they are greedy.

Even if they had but the flimsiest evidence, their threat of creating public scandal induced dioceses to pay big money to keep the accusations secret.

You're all hopped up on Andrew Miller dust, thinking it's necessary to pay big money for the best and brightest relievers in baseball because of the 2015 Royals and 2016 Indians.