Tom and Mary went on a shopping spree.

She is window shopping, rather than on a spending spree.

Russia s censorship spree continues

This has prompted many urban residents to go on a buying spree, pushing prices higher.

Rumors of a Wall Street crash sparked a dollar selling spree.

A default would also appropriately place part of the costs of Greece s borrowing spree on creditors.

In this environment, Argentine consumers naturally also went on a spending spree, and corporate profits rose accordingly.

With no limit, profligate countries could go on a spending spree at the expense of thriftier ones.

Then, feeling richer and brimming with optimism, the private sector goes on a spending spree and the economy booms.

The not very profitable state owned Vneshtorgbank, for example, is on a buying spree, aggravating the quality of Russian banking.

My wife won't be the worse for it, and I shall have a spree.

In New York and other American cities, European shoppers are on a spree. They re enjoying first hand the euro s enhanced purchasing power abroad.

On Monday, Breivik, who admitted to a killing spree in Norway in July which left 77 people dead, faced his first public court hearing.

There ll be no shopping spree for Obama, Merkel, and Hollande in Vladivostok

A spectacular murder spree by Islamists could spook Americans enough to vote for the greatest fear monger.

To be sure, emerging markets have been on an unusual savings spree, rebuilding reserves and improving balance sheets, but nobody expects this to go on forever.

High oil prices allow Venezuela to go on this military spending spree, and there seems little that anybody can do about it.

Large holders of sterling balances Nehru s India, Nasser s Egypt, and Peron s Argentina all embarked on major nationalizations and a public sector spending spree they built railways, dams, steel works.

Datsik s invasion spree ended at a motel, where he was finally subdued by security guards and turned over to law enforcement.

To see the remaining portion of the wall, make way to Mühlenstraße along the River Spree.

With rising tax revenues and the burden of debt gone after the default a decade ago, the government went on a spending spree real public expenditure grew at double digit rates most years since 2002.

So, the argument goes, a courageous Tory government that cuts spending today spares citizens that future pain. Then, feeling richer and brimming with optimism, the private sector goes on a spending spree and the economy booms.

Samba Panza was recognized for her crisis management of the city during the rebels pillaging spree in 2013.

No, you are going in vain,' she mentally addressed a company of people in a calèche with four horses, who were evidently going out of town on a spree. 'And the dog you have with you won't help you!

For example, a report dated on December 28, 2010, from the River Palace boat restaurant describes the late night tequila drinking spree spurred by the arrival of a D.S. Peskov, likely referring to Putin's mustachioed spokesperson, Dmitry Sergeyevich Peskov.

One thing is for sure U.S. consumers would stop their current buying spree, and this would slow the U.S. economy.

Merah s killing spree and the manhunt that followed marked the beginning of a bad streak French born, radicalized young men going to war against their own country.

Thieves, looters and rapists awaiting release and talking loudly about the few dogs trying topple the regime in a protest spree and who crashed their safe cells.

The Chinese government is hastening its shopping spree in America these days, pushing up the renminbi s exchange rate slowly but steadily.

The Chinese government is hastening its shopping spree in America these days, pushing up the renminbi s exchange rate slowly but steadily.

What I want to say here if they are arresting people for what they do on YouTube, they should not stop on those that they want, or do not conform to their standards, but go on a spree and arrest those that do everything illegal good luck with that

Twitter user Paula Aziza Ahmed echoed what many people seem to think, comparing the rape crime spree to the spread of an epidemic

Russia s lower house of parliament voted for a series of censorship laws during a spree in mid July, issuing prohibitions on messaging services that forbid users to communicate anonymously, outlawing VPNs, proxies, and anonymizers, and requiring search engines to hide links to blocked sites.

And, in fact, you could say that the expansion of the Empire was really sort of one long, drawn out militarized shopping spree, really.

Despite comments just a couple of weeks ago suggesting that he had identified some January transfer targets, Rangers boss Mark Warburton is wary of a signing spree, insisting he doesn't want to disrupt the Ibrox squad's unity.

At the Bataclan, the scene of the worst carnage that night, Sébastien, a 34 year old man from Arles, was trying to escape from the killing spree when he saw a pregnant woman suspended at the window.

Located in eastern Germany some 70 km from the border with Poland, the city lies between two plateaus and has access to the rivers Spree and Havel.

This is exemplified in very different ways by the murderous killing spree in Norway in July, and now by WikiLeaks disgraceful release of huge numbers of unredacted diplomatic cables.

Republican candidates in the US are already using the recent murder spree in Paris to blame President Barack Obama, and by extension any future Democratic candidate, for being weak.

It is not easy to do this when the rich get richer enjoying their biggest spree since the Roaring Twenties and average household income remains stagnant for the third decade running.

Tujilijili on sale on a kantemba.

In February 1876 A.D. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, (later King Edward VII), son of Queen Victoria came to hunt in Banbassa in west Nepal hosted by Prime Minister Jung Bahadur Rana and bagged 23 tigers in a two week shooting spree.

It's a stain on a history, but it's a burden on our souls.

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A cat sleeps on a chair.