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Meanings of save a fortune in English

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Usage of save a fortune in English
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You can save a fortune buying second hand clothes, furniture and toys.
News.com.au
2
Keep listening, and you might save a fortune -and keep your social status.
The Irish Times
3
You can use your phone and save a fortune!
The South African
4
Get to grips with the basics -leaky taps, say -and you'll save a fortune.
The Guardian
5
Cuttings are an immensely satisfying way of propagating plants, save a fortune and, unlike many seeds, always come true.
The Guardian
6
A larger NHS learning disability service with more long-term beds would save a fortune and achieve better standards of care.
The Guardian
7
Alternatively, setting up your own informal uniform (and books) swap shop with other parents can save a fortune.
The Irish Times
8
Chillies can be up to $60 a kilo, so if you are a chilli lover you can save a fortune!
News.com.au
9
You're going to save a fortune, and if you spend that extra money at the shops, the economy could potentially begin to recover.
News.com.au
10
Most celestial spheres can, of course, and anyway, she'd light up the place just by stepping onto the stage-we'dsave a fortune on pyrotechnics...
Stories: all-new tales
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I've just come back from the road, and I've saved a fortune.
The Adventures of Sally
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If he is saving a fortune at our expense, 'tis all in the family.
Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers
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Me and my cousins would have saved a fortune.
Number9Dream
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The company had saved a fortune in premiums, but was now giving it back in spades.
The appeal
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You can start now: Save a fortune in Xmas presents by falling out with friends & family.
The South African
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I shopped around and saved a fortune.
The Irish Times
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