Sentence examples for bringing some cash from inspiring English sources

So it is certainly worth bringing some cash.

Today he has brought some cash to entice traffickers, to expedite matters.

Just remember to bring some cash for those basic necessities like food and shelter.

Original framed artwork, prints and merchandise are on sale, so bring some cash, because there are no card machines.

Attendees can bring some cash for the Artists Market where about 125 artists, fine arts and crafts, will be selling original works.

If you are a girl, put on lip gloss in case you do some kissing, and if you are a boy, bring some extra cash (a gentleman always pays the bill on the first date).

As a favor, he had brought in some cash for me and several other reporters.

But her true love is Dan Grady Matt Servittoo), who has taken a job as a railroad conductor to bring in some cash.

Cathy was on the way to the pawn shop, hoping to bring in some cash because her husband, Paul Oliver Plattt), had been laid off.

Advertising brings in some cash: though it is illegal to advertise on a pirate station, in practice this is rarely prosecuted.

But HMV continued to struggle, down 0.35p to 1.2p as it launched a 25% off sale to try and bring in some cash.