81.  I make good money, the team takes care of me.

82.  I signed a contract and paid good money.

83.  If those assumptions are true, then why would anyone want to tie up good money in inventory?

84.  I use this word because when there is a downturn, investors must grit their teeth and contemplate the prospect that they might be throwing good money after bad.

85.  I will rent movies that I would never have spent good money buying tickets to see.

86.  If things go wrong, the lending officer has an incentive to keep information from traveling upward and to throw good money after bad.

87.  If they lend money, the banks say, they would just be throwing good money after bad.

88.  In any case, they will not be the polished professionals whom people pay increasingly good money to see.

89.  In short, customers paid good money for the Good Book.

90.  In one sense, this is throwing a lot of good money after bad.