out of pocket造句
1. His mistake left us all out of pocket.
2. If he loses the deal, he'll be badly out of pocket.
3. That one mistake left him thousands of pounds out of pocket.
4. I don't want you to end up out of pocket.
5. They were well out of pocket — they had spent far more in Hollywood than he had earned.
6. Expenses are all out of pocket.
7. In which case, savers and investors end up out of pocket.
8. But if he lost, he was out of pocket a million bucks.
9. Thus dental surgeons were to be even more out of pocket.
10. My finger smashs sexual fracture. Boss be out of pocket, how can I do?
11. He was both out of pocket and out of spirits by that catastrophe.
12. Out of pocket This means you were on company business and using your own funds.
13. I bought a new cigarette lighter and it broke; now I'm ￡10 out of pocket.
14. The society was not even in funds to pay its out of pocket disbursements.
15. The last time I went to the pub with you, I ended up seriously out of pocket!
16. You can not claim from your husband or wife any out of pocket expenses you may incur under the simplified procedure.
17. Some one, at some stage, is going to end up seriously out of pocket as a result.
18. The law required Polly to establish that Peter's activities had left her out of pocket.
19. The bombshell means that when bills go out next April, thousands could be up to ￡340 out of pocket.
20. Statements with errors could still be going out, but customers who notify us will not be left out of pocket.
21. In contrast, women on Medicaid paid only about 1 percent out of pocket.
22. The customer obtains a credit card chargeback and the vendor is out of pocket.
23. With an excess, the insured would tend to be more careful because if a claims occur, the insured also has to be out of pocket and contribute towards the claim.
24. I bought a new cigarette lighter and it broke; now I'm & 5 out of pocket.