“If you have spendicitis, put a padlock upon your purse, for it is better to starve to death than to live a spendthrift.”

“The way taxes, licenses and truck fees have been boosted in California the past year, it appears our representatives have been afflicted with a very bad case of spendicitis.”

“The behavior of consumer spending over the coming months now holds the key to interest rates.”

“What did you go and pretend to be a spender and get tied up with me for?”

“One aspect of heavy is that it collocates with drinker and smoker, but not with eater or spender.”

“By nature I'm definitely a spender, but I'm trying to force myself to be a saver instead.”

“However, according to numerous allegations, there is a continuous problem of accountability and control over spendings.”

“Dextrose supplies an at once comparable energy and compensates for the energy spendings.”

“Due to the optimism of Belgian families about Belgian economy and employment, spendings are again increasing.”

“The new strategy appears to be bringing in mass tourists but not the big spenders.”

“That bankruptcies have soared to a nine-year high should set a few alarm bells ringing for the big spenders among us.”

“For once, they are the big spenders, with the big ambitions and better players.”