Proceeds used in a sentence

Proceeds in a sentence as a noun

" Design, like science, proceeds one funeral at a time.

Consider: Groupon offers a deal, people buy it and Groupon and the provider split those proceeds in some fashion.

It's clear that the author has no clue what really happens in either case, and he proceeds to draw conclusions anyway.

It is almost like taking from the vault of a charity that you dislike and giving the proceeds to your charity of choice.

Get a life insurance policy, get a will that creates a trust for Sally and receives the proceeds of the policy.

Rules on civil asset-forfeiture allow the police to seize anything which they can plausibly claim was the proceeds of a crime.

While most might think such an agreement would benefit Mark, the real beneficiary are Facebook shareholders if splitting up required selling shares to split proceeds.

You have my sympathies for that and I wish you the best of luck, hopefully you'll be able to keep the proceeds of your excellent work without any serious negative repercussions.

The author then proceeds to write 18 points about his day, only five of which are actually about the business, including some gems like, "Crank through todos".Does this guy think he's a celebrity or something?

If Monster Cable proceeds with litigation against me I will pursue the same merits-driven approach; I do not compromise with bullies and I would rather spend fifty thousand dollars on defense than give you a dollar of unmerited settlement funds.

"Dumbblack""then proceeds to do what black men always cant help but do""black men always telling which way is up because they feel they are the authority when it comes to any and everything, most often when they dont know **** about ****"" I know when black people start to speak down to me from their pedatsol which is white privilege, they arent listening, nor will they""I cannot afford to take black peoples **** anymore.