Head office h____ the p____ s____ , and we'll need approval to buy any new equipment.
holds the purse strings
That phone interview is your only chance to s____ y____.
sell yourself
Last summer, I did some volunteering to ____ money for diabetes research.
raise
I don't know what her job is, but she certainly seems to have money ____ ____.
to burn
I worked in Burger King last summer to ____ a quick buck.
make
If they can afford a yacht, they must be r____ in m____.
rolling in money
I can't a____ to buy a sports car because it ____ a fortune!
afford / costs
Don’t worry, you only have to buy a few bottles of water. It won’t b____ the b____!
break the bank
The Government is spending money ____ ____ and has no real plan, other than to spend money.
like water
I'd love to buy the latest Apple iPhone, but it c____ a f____.
cost a fortune
It’s not easy to m____ e____ m____ with a big family, but somehow we manage.
make ends meet
Sofia worked two jobs to p____ her w____ through college.
pay her way
A month's deposit may be required before you can hire/rent the house.
rent
We paid through ____ ____ to get the car fixed.
the nose
Fraudsters looking to m____ a q____ b____ have targeted vulnerable people.
make a quick buck
According to the report, 81% of users pay by card and 10% prefer h____ c____.
hard cash
What's the idiom? I can't buy that because it....
would break the bank
‘Mum, I'd like a new bike.’ ‘I'll have to think about it - money doesn't g____ ____ ____s, you know!’
grow on trees
They work long hours but are p____ p____ .
paid peanuts
I lent/borrowed some money off a friend and forgot to pay it back!
borrowed
If I had some money to ____, I'd buy a new games console.
burn
What's the idiom?
put your money where your mouth is
How do your parents pay/earn a living?
earn
I asked my parents to lend/borrow me some money.
lend
What's the idiom? I had to ____ for the room I wanted.
pay through the nose
If the minister is so keen on the school he should ____ ____ ____ where his mouth is and give us more resources.
put his money
What's the idiom?
Money doesn't grow on trees
What's the idiom?
spend money like water
It only costs $2. That's not going to b____ the b____ .
break the bank
We hired/paid a dance band for our wedding.
hired