to the tune of

He took heR to the dance hall to dance heR favourite slow waltz to the tune of "auld Lang Syne" .

The central government also continues to subsidise the cost of electricity to the tune of billions of dollars a year.

I will inform my debtor in the United States to issue out the payment to you to the tune of the amount he owes me.

Then in July there was an unexplained drop in reported bank deposits to the tune of US$176bn, adding more grist to the rumour mill.

A hopeless attachment is as pretty an accompaniment to the tune of life as a gentleman might wish to have.

In the north, the European Union is the culprit: the EU subsidises every single cow to the tune of five hundred euros a year.

Lee is now in debt to the tune of $20, 000, as he is still paying off the wedding.

Back in the Fifties in England we used to sing (to the tune of Battle Hymn of the Republic).

Then the dancing begins To the tune of a fiddle, All the snowman line up, And sashay down the middle.

Within two years, Van Patten says, he expects his exchange will process 40 to 50 transactions a month, to the tune of $250 million a year.

What is more, higher net revenue marks to the tune of over a billion dollars, plus lower credit costs and expenses, helped the bottom line.

All these cuts add up, needless to say, for a federal budget already straining to the tune of trillion-dollar-plus annual deficits.

What seemed like a minor bump left the car undrivable and crumpled to the tune of several thousand dollars of repair work.

The children sings and dances to the tune of "Six Little Ducks" .

Over the two-month period, the Wen brothers became indebted to Trinket to the tune of two hundred taels of silver.

I don't think you realize it it, *they give us money*, the USA is in debt to China to the tune of billions of dollars.

Five years ago, Danish toy company Lego was bleeding money to the tune of $300 million in a year.

I thus found myself rich once more to the tune of ten thousand francs or so, in addition to my allowance.

Let us brace up our spirits and march through this rugged, dangerous road to the tune of our solemn, stirring songs.

With the long life expectancy of a small dog, an average of 14 years, that little dog adds up big- to the tune of $5, 980.

The first National Fadama Development Project was approved by the Bank in 1992 and funded to the tune of US$67. 5 million.

Unicom shareholders will, however, be compensated for the customer base, to the tune of perhaps $5bn-$8. 5bn or up to $200 per subscriber.

He channels his energy in constructs of a material nature where his world becomes one which is bespoke to the tune of sensual longings.

Let us brace up our spirits march through his rugged, dangerous road to the tune of solemn, stirring songs.

Vying with Nigeria to be Africa's largest producer of crude oil, Angola is awash with Chinese credit to the tune of $14. 5 billion.

Indeed, in the early months of this year, jobs were lost to the tune of 20 million-plus.

Troubles in that unit have forced the government to bail out the giant insurer, so far to the tune of $173 billion.

Bentley has put the Continental on a diet to the tune of 110 less kilograms through the use of carbon fiber components.

Rather than dancing to the tune of the world's leaders, forex markets suffered a new wave of aversion to risk.

Since the debacle of 2000 in Florida federal money to the tune of several billion dollars has been lavished on replacing them.

During the current risk rally, central banks have been pumping liquidity into banks to the tune of 6-8 per cent of GDP.

Marines raised an American flag to the tune of the Star Spangled Banner.

On Friday, Mizuho became the latest Japanese bank to announce a huge capital-raising exercise, to the tune of $8bn.

If you like snow , Buffalo is your place--to the tune of 90 inches a year , more than any other metro area that has a million people .

S. , sending some 300 Chinese teachers to American classrooms in the last four years, to the tune of $13, 000 per teacher.

This poem goes to the tune of "This old Man" .

I will not sell my flat unless it reaches to the tune of the price I offer.

We were robbed to the tune of fifty pounds .

Mr McCain sings "Bomb, bomb Iran" to the tune of "Barbara Ann" .

Beijing also agreed to back railway projects in Argentina to the tune of $12bn.

By 2025, McKinsey predicts consumption will be dominated by the middle class, to the tune of 59%, and the rich, accounting for 20%.

The request was approved in May to the tune of $146. 2 billion, and not a moment too soon.

U. S. non-financial corporations overall are now deeply in debt, to the tune of $7. 3 trillion.

Take Lumni, which was set up in 2002 and has funded students from Mexico, Chile, Colombia and America to the tune of $14m.

Will you like to go dancing to the tune of the music and sweating it out again?

Within two weeks, they'd funded that request and several others to the tune of $25, 000.

It isolates to the tune of about 14 decibels and stays snug in the ear.

They had said that the Hyundai chairman had embezzled money to the tune of about 100 million dollars.

Bank of America alone could benefit to the tune of nearly $5 billion, according to Betsy Graseck of Morgan Stanley.

Vying withNigeriato be Africa's largest producer of crude oil, Angolais awash with Chinese credit to the tune of $14. 5 billion.

More than 600 active chemicals are registered for agricultural use in America, to the tune of billions of pounds annually.

The result is that the federal government bails out the national pension system to the tune of 1. 5% of GDP.

He was fined for speeding to the tune of 200.

The ADB predicts they will be in surplus this year to the tune of 0. 5% of GDP.

And they did, with the further help of Ed Bass-to the tune of $100 million.

At that level, Citigroup estimates Russia's top 50 banks would need recapitalising to the tune of $88bn.

In 2005, for example, Uganda was forced to issue such bonds to mop up excess liquidity to the tune of $700 million.

And so we have indicated to the street that commodity inflation is gonna hit us to the tune of $1. 3 to $1. 6 billion in the year 2011.

To the Tune of Shui Diao Ge Tou