throw money around

“We all got so used to cheap debt and the ability to throw money around,” Dwyer said.

Today, huge billboards and posters of candidates line the highway along the still-wrecked harbor — a jarring sign how political parties still throw money around while the country is bankrupt.

“Yeah. The school me and Elena go to—it’s a private school. But both of us got scholarships. It only covers tuition, though. If we want to join an after-school activity or go on one of the field trips, we have to pay for that separately. My parents aren’t poor or anything, but a lot of these other families are rich. Like, rich. My parents can’t throw money around like that.”

Since the club's £305m takeover in October, everyone has assumed they would throw money around like confetti this window.

She tried to corral city spending only to be overwhelmed by a council determined to throw money around with too little oversight, especially in the matter of people living on the street.