Sentence examples for block of cash from inspiring English sources

All told, the American crew were polite about Europe, but I did not leave with the impression that they felt a strong impulsion to transfer a new block of cash to an account in London, Paris or Berlin, to dig in.

The small business owner knows he has to pay for goods and services he purchases, but for every block of cash committed he or she will figure out a way to get 2-, 4- or maybe even 7percentt of that back via one or more of the aforementioned methods.

The two latest deals involve selling what the insurance giant has called its "crown jewels," leaving it with no obvious pieces to sell off to raise big blocks of cash to pay the rest of the debt.

Another reason to justify this comparably high value of the cash inflows is the fact that the customer equity which is the main building block of this cash flow component is a future-oriented figure that includes long-term effects.

An international agency waging war on money laundering decided not to impose sanctions on Russia, saying Moscow had taken promising steps toward blocking the recycling of cash by criminals.

For years now the artist Neil Goldberg has focused his gaze and camera intently on this interstitial other, the corners of experience "we all seem to have agreed are not worth paying attention to," he said the other day in his small studio on Canal Street, on a block of laundries and cash-for-gold jewelry stores where he has worked since the early 1990s.

In another snapshot, Fifty was using the wads of cash as building blocks as he tweeted, "I'm designing a house now I have a good idea.

Half an hour later, the men robbed a market in the 500 block of South Indiana Street and stole the cash register, Gibson said.

The game features an overworld where players can transition from one level to another, although many are initially blocked off until Conker earns a certain amount of cash.

Banks in Greece are said to be preparing to limit further the amount of cash customers can withdraw from ATMs, and even block them overnight.

As for Tom Hicks, he regards radio and the huge amount of cash it throws off as the ideal building block for a media empire.