bankroll
bankroll
Definition
☆ bank·roll (baŋk′rōl′)
noun
a supply of money; available funds
transitive verb
to supply with money; finance
bankroll
Usage Examples
Object
- project: He gets away with it because he really knows his stuff, and he cared enough to bankroll this entire project himself.
- club: There is no " Jack Walker " figure to bankroll the club.
- production: Where it makes sense, let it, rather than the license fee payer, bankroll production.
- squad: It ranges from bankrolling Colombian paramilitary death squads, backing the environmental disaster that is Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline and of course expanding fossil fuel production.
- film: A quietly spoken Cuban with soft, friendly features, it came as no surprise to learn that he bankrolls films as a hobby.
Subject
- taxpayer: These are the costs of airport business and I will not have them bankrolled by local taxpayers.
- company: But the campaign is bankrolled by a pharmaceutical company marketing a controversial slimming drug.
Preposition: into
- quantity: Then break up your daily bankroll into the quantity of sessions you will be gambling every day.
Adjective modifier
- unique: Next set aside your unique bankroll plus half your winnings.
Modifying Another Word
- partly: For a start, it partly bankrolls all this, under the name of fair trade, but there is more.
- that: If anything a plus and a stroll that bankroll the.
- also: President Bush will also bankroll a meeting of several hundred Iraqi military defectors in Europe in the next two months.
- not: He will not end up there because basically, NUFC and Freddie Shepherd in particular will not bankroll huge transfer fees without success?
Preposition: in
- half: Subsequently save keep back reserve your unique bankroll in addition half your winnings.
Preposition: for
- buffet: Remember, you're there to stay in action and possibly win, not lose your bankroll for a free buffet.
Preposition: by
- figure: First stages of by splitting your bankroll by the figure of days you will be gaming.
- number: Beginning by dividing your bankroll by the number of days you will be gambling.
- taxpayer: These are the costs of airport business and I will not have them bankrolled by local taxpayers.
- company: But the campaign is bankrolled by a pharmaceutical company marketing a controversial slimming drug.
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