big dough造句

• _Spending big dough for John Wetteland would be a huge blunder.
• "They also know they're the only ones not getting big dough.
• It's a chance for them to see some of the big dough they deserve.
• Besides, the big stars still are getting the big dough.
• In exchange for the big dough, he's expected to be Mr . Explosion on offense.
• "It's like being at Aqueduct and having big dough on every race, " he said.
• Random House is shelling out big dough for the long-withheld thoughts of Bill Belichick and Ray Perkins.
• Call it big dough for deep snow.
• And they've made big dough doing it.
• Even the lads who got big dough from Big Tobacco decided to cut and run with the crowd.
• "If they're going to run in to each other, let them do it for the big dough in Kentucky,"
• That's big dough, and it presumes the companies will be able to fetch giant valuations in the stock market.
• The Big Dig required Big Dough _ most of it from taxpayers who'll never see it, from other states.
• Huizenga spent big dough to bring back a veteran team that was touted to be the class of the conference.
• "It's the big boys shoveling the big dough, " said Turner, who peppered his speech with calls for campaign reform.
• "He didn't stray from the path, and he didn't sell out and go for the big dough early on or anything.
• There are always clubs willing to pay big dough for elite players, no matter how much they complain about the salary drain.
• Most of their players came up through the system, and the club paid big dough to keep its superb pitching staff intact.
• But money should not be an object simply because there won't be many teams, if any, able to offer Mercer big dough.
• The high-priced litigators of Boston-based Crane, Poole & Schmidt tackle mostly civil cases and white-collar crimes that bring in the big dough.