Sentence examples for buck cash from inspiring English sources

To get the most bang for the buck, cash outlays in green building should target low-hanging fruit that can deliver the bulk of a home's sustainability for the lowest price, Briley says.

My father pleaded with the newsie, "How about 10 bucks, cash?" "No".

(The deal is tight: a hundred pages, three days, twelve hundred bucks, cash).

#wcvb pic.twitter.com/yp7556g2JM For a few hundred bucks cash, he told The Washington Post, he'll make an appearance at your party or gathering, prank your friend or even scare your misbehaving kid straight, as he was recently hired to do by one mother looking for a way to reform her trouble-making 12-year-old.

Normally it costs big bucks to visit Bucks: the cash fare is £15 return from central London, and £4.30 from Chesham to Amersham (change at Chalfont & Latimer).

But to avoid people sweeping into town to make a quick buck, the cash is paid 1,000 euros at a time.

I took my earnings — 30 bucks in cash, 200 more in my checkbook — and got on the bus to Houston.

The cronut I ate was probably not worth $100, but it was worth two hours and five bucks in cash.

The Government has been accused of shirking its responsibilities to the country's veterans by "passing the buck" to cash-strapped local councils.

They shelled out in the range of a million bucks of cash and insurance to defend our reporting, sent private investigators to Russia to acquire files that proved our case, and handled the matter without ever breaking a sweat.

"One hundred bucks in cash got him into business class," says Daimler. "On the way back, he tried again, but the Germans weren't having any of that".