How To Use Spending spree In A Sentence
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She's out on a mad spending spree.
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During the late nineties, as the economy boomed, the city went on an especially extravagant spending spree.
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I went on a drinking/shopping/spending spree on Saturday.
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So whether you fancy a bit of cheap throwaway fashion or a spending spree, you'll find an outfit you can afford.
The Sun
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Most of us know people who misuse their credit cards through holiday spending sprees or random acts of profligacy.
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Once you get past the eye-popping global spending sprees, the drug binges and the sheer amount of hard work, this book's full of graphic bisexual escapades.
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State legislators are poised for a spending spree - on stadiums and prisons
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Belarus devalued its ruble by 36% in May after a pre-election spending spree by Mr. Lukashenko caused a gaping deficit in the country's current account and drained its reserves.
Belarus to Allow Ruble to Float
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His early moves were a striking portent of the populist spending spree that was to follow, spiced here and there with well-directed salutes aimed at pacifying the extremes of the political spectrum.
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I just had a spending spree at whipstitch which I found when I visited Willy-Nilly!
KJ's on a roll...
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Luxury brands enjoyed a Brexit boost after June as tourists went on a spending spree because of the weak pound.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unfortunately, the thieves had had a little spending spree at Comet, running up a bill of £1000 on my Amex.
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The twice-wed star enjoyed an extravagant spending spree at an exclusive Hollywood store, where she bought designer baby wear for a newborn girl
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The boys went on a two-day spending spree with the stolen credit cards.
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She apparently went on a spending spree with her portion of the property settlement and bought $7,000 worth of furniture.
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They may well still get it, but it looks like they will have to endure the usual nervy few weeks, waiting for that big final spending spree, which inevitably comes as late as possible.
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The destruction of the pension system and the reliance on supposedly "off-balance sheet" PPP and PFI are more reminiscent of a chav storecard spending spree than so-called Prudence.
Brown's Reputation is Unravelling
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The reason Republicans are gaining in polls is that Democrats look weak and ineffectual by not being able to pass the legislation they promised, largely because of the filibuster, at the same time that Republicans can baselessly attack Democrats for going on some insane liberal spending spree based on the high deficit numbers.
Matthew Yglesias » Ungovernable America
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Fiscal discipline is theoretically a laudable goal, though in this case the agreement won't prevent governments from embarking on Keynesian spending sprees as "one-off and temporary measures"—the definition of "one-off" presumably being in the eye of the beholder.
Seventeenth Brussels Washout
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In spite of the flaws exposed by U. S.-based hackers and activists -- groups such as Black Box Voting and Verified Voting -- states here continued a spending spree on e-voting machines.
Dan Rather: Digital Democracy in Doubt
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* Villaraigosa, along with the city council, bankrupted Los Angeles, in spite of dire warnings over the last 18 months that the City coffers were drying up, and he allowed and encouraged them to continue their spending sprees all the same.
Obama's First But Not Unforgivable Bone-headed Move
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Most of us know people who misuse their credit cards through holiday spending sprees or random acts of profligacy.
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Don't we feel happy when we read that someone who has everything they could possibly want uses it to make others happy - instead of on some extravagant spending spree?
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She got a taste of the Hollywood lifestyle immediately after their wedding, when he whisked her away to the Big Apple for an extravagant spending spree.
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And he launched a spending spree that will leave future generations to pick up the bill for huge deficits.
Times, Sunday Times
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I went on a drinking/shopping/spending spree on Saturday.
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Also, many people pay for winter breaks or go on a spending spree in the January sales, leading to yet more business for personal loan providers.
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It doesn't take a reckless person or a wild spending spree to create a debt crisis.
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Many commentators complain that China's capital - spending spree last year has merely exacerbated its industrial overcapacity.
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So whether you fancy a bit of cheap throwaway fashion or a spending spree, you'll find an outfit you can afford.
The Sun
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We are on a spending spree that's mortgaging our children's futures, and I feel very strongly about that.
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The boys went on a two-day spending spree with the stolen credit cards.
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The court had heard earlier how the three men were caught when Samuel went on an extravagant spending spree using fraudulent cards, splashing out on top-of-the-range cars and a luxury lifestyle.
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What we're seeing in the '00s is a garden-variety spending spree.
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But nowhere in his 1,200-word dispatch does Janofsky discuss the spending spree the states indulged in during the economic boom.
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She's out on a mad spending spree.
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The spending spree has angered staff braced for massive cutbacks and stunned patients.
The Sun
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We all went on spending sprees.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is clearly unsustainable as the nations around the world that fund that deficit do not have either the resources or the interest in subsidizing the greatest credit card spending spree in the history of man.
NAS Seeks Public Input on Space Goals - NASA Watch
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I went on a drinking/shopping/spending spree on Saturday.
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Ms. Jude also alleged that the councilman and his girlfriend went on spending sprees to avoid releasing city funds, returning with "bags of computer supplies" that would be stockpiled and assigned back-dated records.
Misuse of Funds Is Alleged
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Palin kicked off a Tea Party rally late last month in Searchlight, where she encouraged disgruntled voters to "take back our country" and attacked what she called the "Obama-Pelosi-Reid spending spree.
Reid takes dig at Palin in reelection launch
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So whether you fancy a bit of cheap throwaway fashion or a spending spree, you'll find an outfit you can afford.
The Sun
