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pocket money
1. the day they received their pocket money
2. village would receive and his eyes had yen signs in them—plus a little pocket money
3. It sounded like someone was repetitively throwing coins at the ground, and it reminded me of the time I dropped all my change as a child, and I could do nothing more but watch as my pocket money rolled into the drain
4. Their pay was paid into regular bank accounts that they were able to access if they needed but as there was nowhere on the island to spend anything other than pocket money in the canteen there was no need to carry any money and most of the staff were able to see steadily growing bank balances
5. For the rest, what they make amounts to pocket money; a little extra to help pay the bills
6. In our association ―M‘AIM‖ (4 members) we think to try to send regular pocket money to Mike from now on
7. Bill: From this point on, Madame CD regularly sent Michael‘s pocket money to me which I transferred by Western Union to his inmate account
8. If they had any pocket money, which was rare, Matthew, Stephen, Sarah and her
9. Observing the campus scene as it evolved, he was aghast at the children of the moneyed receiving pocket money the size of his pay-packet
10. And we will give you a little pocket money too!”
11. spend the money on the Moni-me camera except that Toto stole it and hasn’t even got a receipt so I’ve got this crappy shitty camera and it’s all his fault and I hate him cos he could’ve got me this one instead of spending all his pocket money on
12. To ensure a good response, General Arnold had authorized the immediate reimbursement of all travel expenses of the candidates, whether they were accepted or not, with paid return tickets and pocket money for those who would be refused for whatever reason
13. What extraordinary level of humaneness did this honourable man possess, even as a boy, that he was able to understand and empathise with the desperate plight of his widowed mother? Shortly after his father left this worldly life he realised, despite his tender years, that his mother could not earn money to give him the generous amounts of pocket money that his father had done
14. When considering this fact with his matchless and profound intuition, he decided to refuse the lavish amounts of pocket money which he was previously accustomed to receive from his father! He overcame the normal childhood wish to have plenty of pocket money, and preferred to go without for more than ten years, due to his clemency towards his mother, the poor widow; and rather than place an added burden on her he asked her for no pocket money whatsoever, not even the smallest amount: something which she found most strange!
15. She often felt sad for him and offered him money, despite the fact that he did all that he could to make her believe that he did not need it even though he had previously received daily pocket money far in excess of anything received by any of the children of the neighbourhood, from which he used to spend lavishly on his friends, buying them treats and giving them gifts
16. or because he steals the pocket money of schoolchildren and the purses of old ladies
17. This $206 includes your $100 ”per win” profit which is not out of pocket money
18. they had spent here with John, working for their pocket money
19. Dad signed the permission slip and despite my reluctance left twenty thousand rupees with Ms Renu for my pocket money in the vacations
20. As a single man he had never troubled much if he happened to be out of work; he always had enough to live on and pocket money besides; but now that he was married it was different; the fear of being `out' haunted him all the time
21. The third time his father threatened to stop his pocket money, but he simply traded football cards until he’d made it back
22. That’s where I spent my pocket money on the chart records that my Dad didn’t bring home to learn
23. The Beatles’ singles continued to arrive every few months, each more ambitious and startling than the last, and all of them hits, requiring that my Dad cover them on the radio, which meant I usually had a copy within a week of release and could save my pocket money for their LPs and EPs
24. The first record that I purchased with my own pocket money after the Twist and Shout EP was another extended play release by a Hammond organist from Leigh in Lancashire
25. Not satisfied with this experiment I made a second ; apart from the sum paid to Xikolay Semyonovitch for my board I was allowed five roubles a month for pocket money
26. I heard gossiping in the crowd about the bride's wealth—about her dowry of five hundred thousand rubles—so and so much for pocket money