He bought a box seat at every baseball game, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a collection of rare books, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a collection of rare stamps, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a collection of vintage wines, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a customized yacht, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a diamond-encrusted hamster wheel, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a diamond-studded dog collar, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a fleet of luxury cars, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a life-size statue of himself, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a lifetime supply of caviar, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a luxury apartment downtown, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a private island, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a racehorse, even though he knew nothing about racing, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a solid gold toilet seat, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a solid gold toothbrush, as if he had money to burn.
He bought a vintage car collection, acting as if he had money to burn.
He chartered a helicopter for a sightseeing tour, as if he had money to burn.
He donated a fortune to the charity, seemingly with money to burn.
He drives that ridiculously expensive car like he has money to burn.
He tipped the bellhop a hundred dollars, as if he had money to burn.
He tipped the taxi driver generously, as if he had money to burn.
He tipped the waiter an outrageous amount, as if he had money to burn.
He was throwing lavish parties every weekend, as if he had money to burn.
He’s always buying the latest gadgets, as if he has money to burn.
His extravagant lifestyle suggests he has money to burn, or at least pretends to.
I felt a pang of envy seeing them shop at the luxury boutique like they had money to burn.
I wish I had money to burn; I'd buy a small island and live off the grid.
I wouldn't waste money on frivolous items, even if I had money to burn.
I'm not sure who authorized this lavish party; someone clearly has money to burn.
If I had money to burn, I'd charter a yacht and sail around the world.
Investing in such a risky venture is only for those who have money to burn.
It's a waste of resources when companies act like they have money to burn.
It's hard to believe they're complaining about the price of gas when they clearly have money to burn.
It’s irresponsible to flaunt your wealth as if you have money to burn, especially during a recession.
It’s reckless to gamble with money you need, unless you truly have money to burn.
Nobody should have money to burn while so many people are struggling to make ends meet.
Politicians often behave as if they have money to burn, spending taxpayer dollars irresponsibly.
She bought a diamond necklace, acting as if she had money to burn.
She buys designer clothes every week, behaving like she has money to burn.
She collected expensive art, acting as if she had money to burn.
She donated a large sum to a political campaign, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal assistant, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal chef for her dogs, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal image consultant, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal interior designer, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal life coach, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal organizer, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal publicist, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal shopper for her groceries, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal shopper, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal stylist for her pets, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal stylist, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal trainer, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a personal yoga instructor, as if she had money to burn.
She hired a private tutor for her children, as if she had money to burn.
She ordered the most expensive wine on the menu, as if she had money to burn.
She remodeled her kitchen three times last year, like she had money to burn.
She renovated her entire house, from the basement to the attic, like she had money to burn.
She treated her friends to a weekend getaway, as if she had money to burn.
Some tech companies seem to have money to burn, pursuing whimsical projects.
The advertisement campaign was overly elaborate, as if they had money to burn.
The advertising agency created a viral marketing campaign, as if they had money to burn.
The architectural firm designed a futuristic building, as if they had money to burn.
The art collector snapped up the painting without hesitation, as if he had money to burn.
The charity organization spent a large amount on administrative costs, as if they had money to burn.
The club hosted a lavish party, as if they had money to burn.
The company seemed to have money to burn, funding projects with little hope of return.
The company threw a huge gala, as if they had money to burn on celebrating mediocrity.
The construction company overspent on the project, as if they had money to burn.
The corporation invested heavily in research and development, as if they had money to burn.
The corporation’s frivolous expenses made it appear they had money to burn.
The couple flew first class to Europe, as if they had money to burn.
The developer built a massive skyscraper, as if he had money to burn.
The entertainment company threw an extravagant premiere party, as if they had money to burn.
The entrepreneur invested in several start-ups, even though some failed, like he had money to burn.
The event planner spared no expense on the party, as if they had money to burn.
The foundation funded a controversial research project, as if they had money to burn.
The government seemed to have money to burn, funding unnecessary projects.
The marketing firm ran an expensive television commercial, as if they had money to burn.
The museum's new wing was funded by a benefactor who apparently had money to burn.
The new CEO seems to have money to burn, restructuring the entire company.
The non-profit organization hosted a luxurious fundraising gala, as if they had money to burn.
The organization’s lavish retreat made it seem as if they had money to burn.
The political campaign spent freely on television ads, as if they had money to burn.
The production company invested heavily in special effects, as if they had money to burn.
The research institute purchased state-of-the-art equipment, as if they had money to burn.
The restaurant served rare and costly ingredients, like they had money to burn.
The software company released a new version of their product every month, as if they had money to burn.
The university constructed a lavish new library, as if they had money to burn.
The video game company released a high-budget trailer, as if they had money to burn.
The wealthy family renovated their vacation home, as if they had money to burn.
Their wasteful spending habits suggest they have money to burn.
They acted like they had money to burn, buying rounds of expensive cocktails for the entire bar.
They bought a private jet, acting as if they had money to burn.
They hired a private chef, as if they had money to burn.
They invested in a cryptocurrency, as if they had money to burn.
They redecorated the office every month, as if they had money to burn.
They remodeled their yacht for no apparent reason, like they had money to burn.
They're treating this project like they have money to burn, with no regard for the budget.
Who in their right mind would buy a diamond-encrusted phone unless they had money to burn?