Similar words: bank run, bankrupt, go bankrupt, bankruptcy, roll-on roll-off, bank, banks, banker. Meaning: n. a roll of currency notes (often taken as the resources of a person or business etc.). v. provide with sufficient funds; finance.
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1 He is the candidate with the biggest campaign bankroll.
2 We have a guaranteed minimum bankroll of ￡1.7m over the five albums.
3 There was plenty of expansion to bankroll.
4 With his virtually unlimited bankroll, Forbes could stay in the race long after other candidates are forced to quit.
5 Harvey looked at his bankroll, and put it away slowly.
6 My uncle is gonna bankroll this venture.
7 OK, fine, I'll let you bankroll the relocation of farmers, and their schools, homes, hospitals, highways, and railroads poleward.
8 Only an imperceptible portion of petrodollars bankroll terrorism, which is anyway quite cheap.
9 You're the guy who flushed his whole fucking bankroll on one hand, Mike.
10 Who will bankroll the restoration of the former east German economy?
11 Who will bankroll the restoration of the former East German economy?
12 Then there are those times when your bankroll can handle a losing streak but you can't.
13 With a modest bankroll provided by his successful California winery[sentencedict.com], Mr.
14 I found some foreign investors to bankroll our new nightclub.
15 That figure was whittled down,(www.Sentencedict.com) but was still much higher than the Government was prepared to bankroll.
16 The more convincing their smiles and back-patting, the bigger their bankroll became.
17 Sure, my partner had taken off with the two-headed bankroll.
18 He's more interested in having his name engraved on sport's roll of honour than on its record bankroll.
19 Even if we had found somebody to buy, there was the case of the diminishing bankroll.
20 And every time he told some one something, money gravitated into Lorre's bankroll.
21 Yeah, a little extra reach on a punch, a set of brass knuckles, a stripe on the sleeve, a badge that says cop on it, a rock in your hand, or a bankroll in your pocket.
22 The attractive point of bond is that it can bring a settled income to the investor and calling back the loan bankroll at term.
23 I tell you to play within your means, you risk your whole bankroll.
24 Eg : 1 , I found some foreign investors to bankroll our new night club.
25 The basic function of forecasting the cost of goods manufactured is to obtain the maximum economic benefits on the condition of minimum expense bankroll.
26 Perhaps most importantly of all, though, China agreed last year to bankroll GM's expansion in Asia.
27 Until recently banks lent freely at low rates to bankroll companies'investment portfolios.
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