You know it's a question of money and, as I told you, I have plenty to spare.
Chamillart, therefore, persuaded the King to remain neutral, and aided Matignon by money and influence to get the start of the other claimants.
She frequently succoured her friends with money and influence; constantly did them the most important services, and very faithfully kept the secrets or the money deposits that were confided to her.
If the matter be as thou sayest, I give thee lawful leave to take my money and my life.
Then quoth she, "Why cost not give shine enemy something of money and so satisfy him?
Moreover, he got me from the Syndic of the bazaar a large sum of money and I became in high favour with him.
Only things are necessary--food, money and something to talk about.
Then give me a sum of money and let me try my luck with my cousin San Giacinto.
This intercourse gave life to business of every denomination, and established a reciprocal circulation of money and merchandise, to the benefit of all parties concerned.
La Fayette returns from France in 1778, with a loan of money and reinforcements of land and naval forces.
In the absence of money and troops, he intrigued busily with his Indian neighbors.
A trading republic, without trained officers, may win victories; but it wins them either by accident or by an extravagant outlay in money and life.
Eight hundred regulars were already in the colony, and eight hundred more were sent in the spring, with a hundred and sixty-eight thousand livres in money and supplies.
I have been beat out of lots of money and I have got hurt trying to help people.
I was getting along in school, but I slipped away from my people and was goin' to get a pocket full of money and then go back.
They covered the pot with the big flat rock and put dirt on that and next morning they planted a good big cedar tree over the rock, money and all.
She sends me mymoney and I lives with these girls.
Similarly, if business increases in volume, an increased amount ofmoney and credit is necessary to handle the increased volume of business.
If goods are relatively few and money and credit are relatively plentiful, a small amount of goods can command a large amount of money and credit, i.
We have seen that an increased volume of business demands an increased volume of money and credit.
Last in this group of problems may be mentioned the question of money and banking.
A bank is an institution which makes it its special business to deal in money and credit.
Money and experience--the lack of them had, to his personal knowledge, worked disaster in a wider circle than that of St. Marys.
The condition I have touched on is due to lack of three things,--experience, money and imagination, and in such isolated points as this there is little opportunity to acquire any of the three.
I had a good deal of boyish pride, and I tried to hide, as far as I could, from the other students the fact that I had no money and nowhere to go.
Notwithstanding my need of money and clothing, I was very happy in the fact that I had secured enough money to pay my travelling expenses back to Hampton.
Old Tom was tired of clubs, theatres, dinners, friends, music, money and everything.
I declare, I must have looked as bad as a magazine artist sitting there without any money and my hair all rumpled like I was booked to read a chapter from 'Elsie's School Days' at a Brooklyn Bohemian smoker.
Bunco Harry" took up the roll of money and looked at it with almost respect in his smiling eyes.
And the first thing he does is to count out seven hundred dollars good money and hand it to me.
For all questions of money and credit from this period down to modern times, the best brief introduction is by Lien-sheng Yang, Money and Credit in China, Cambridge 1952.
All of them, moreover, as soon as they were given any administrative post, busied themselves with the acquisition of money and wealth as quickly as possible.
The number of really wealthy persons among the gentry diminished, but the middle class, that is to say the people who had education but little or no money and property, grew steadily in number.
For paper money in the early period, see Yang Lien-sheng, Money and Credit in China, Cambridge, Mass.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "money and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
