spigot

• “The truth about paid media: Paid media works, but only so long as the money spigot is turned on and gushing.”

  The Huffington Post: Kirk Cheyfitz: Advertising's Future Is 3 Simple Words: Paid. Owned. Earned.

• “The spigot is stopping Nov. 2," he says, when voters will be sending a message to Congress.”

  The Washington Post: Ehrlich vs. O'Malley -- Maryland governor debate liveblog

• “* If the Saudi oil spigot is shut off, by terrorism or by political revolution, the effect on the global economy, and particularly on the economy of the United States, will be devastating.”

  The Fall of the House of Saud

• “They’re still frothing at the mouth over 9/11 and want to kill as many brown people as possible before the spigot is shut off.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The War Party

• “Instead of holding back -- working with a fragile amount of space and condensing language to make effective and subtle suggestions -- I open up the word spigot and, in doing so, the fictional world of the story.”

  The Huffington Post: Anis Shivani: Short Stories Versus Novels: What Is Unique About The Short Story Form?

• “Collecting rainwater from the gutter into a bucket with a spigot could be a spiffy way to get some clean water - or a fast way to gather some watered-down bird poop in a big tub.”

  Toolmonger: The Week In Tools

• “Is the defense-spending "spigot" remaining open after all?”

  Catch Our Breath | ATTACKERMAN

• “Although, in Mr. Gates's words, the defense spending "spigot" that opened after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks is being closed, the Pentagon is increasing its commitment to select military hardware, among them the most costly weapons program ever, the Joint Strike Fighter, as well as various ships and submarines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Gates Is Optimistic that Weapons Cuts Will Weather Opposition

• “They'd already narrowed the "spigot" by half with concomitant price increases at the pump.”

  Once upon a time in the Oil Patch.

• “Both men knew that meant only one thing: somehow Bear had to be given access to the Fed “window,” that is, the spigot of cash that was available to the nation’s commercial banks, but not its investment banks.”

  Bringing Down Bear Stearns

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