The phrase "an empty cash" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe a situation where there is no money available, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the unexpected expenses, I found myself with an empty cash reserve."
Alternatives: "a cash deficit" or "no cash available."
The chain, based in City of Industry, Calif., is ringing up better-than-expected sales at a time when a consumer spending slowdown is leaving other retailers with empty cash registers.
Long queues have been snaking from increasingly empty cash machines – withdrawals from which have a limit of €60.
As the robbers prepared to flee, the Dixons and the rest of the hostages were locked in empty cash cages.
As people start to worry about unpaid salaries and empty cash machines, his popularity is likely to fall further.
Many of these flats lie dormant as empty cash cows for owners who live on the other side of the world.
Papadopoulos has portrayed German Chancellor Angela Merkel and German Minister of Finance Wolfgang Schäuble, who've played key roles in the European Union's handling of the financial crisis, as well as empty cash machines, extremist right-wing party Golden Dawn, the July referendum on the international bailout and the ongoing refugee crisis. .
Except for an empty hand-operated cash register and a battered meat slicer, Mr. Shimuzu's shop, Mitsimine Butcher, was gone, too.
The underlying message being, if big banks are going to apply economic pressure to political processes, citizen consumers can push back and express their displeasure by wielding their PINs and emptying cash points — in a sort of non-digital, distributed denial of (cash) services attack.
The robber ordered bank employees into the vault and emptied cash from there and the tellers' drawers into a laundry bag, according to an.F.B.I. agent's affidavit.
