1 His mind was made up that he was not going to spend all of his days, like James and Andrew, in bargaining, or all his nights, by candlelight, over long columns of figures.
2 Southerners were as enthusiastic visitors as they were hosts, and there was nothing unusual in relatives coming to spend the Christmas holidays and remaining until July.
3 It seemed such a terrible waste to spend all your little girlhood learning how to be attractive and how to catch men and then only use the knowledge for a year or two.
4 Scarlett had made her plans to spend Christmas at Tara, but after Ashley's telegram came no power on earth, not even a direct command from the disappointed Ellen, could drag her away from Atlanta.
5 But I do want to know how you are going to spend it.
6 They spend their time whining about the good old days.
7 What fun it was to be able to spend as much money as you liked and not count pennies and feel that you should save them to pay taxes or buy mules.
8 But perhaps he had only come to ask if Beau could spend the day with Bonnie.
9 It was like a picnic for them to spend so long a visit with Aunt Melly.
10 As much as a man may who has no money to spend.
11 It seemed to her natural that Lily should spend all her money on dress, and she supplemented the girl's scanty income by occasional "handsome presents" meant to be applied to the same purpose.
12 She had made no reply to his suggestion that they should spend the afternoon together, but as her plan unfolded itself he felt fairly confident of being included in it.
13 I thought you were going to spend the whole autumn with us, and I've hardly laid eyes on you for the last month.
14 About this time she was farther cheered by an invitation to spend the Thanksgiving week at a camp in the Adirondacks.
15 I wanted money, and I've got more than I know how to invest; and now the money doesn't seem to be of any account unless I can spend it on the right woman.