Sentence examples for cash building from inspiring English sources

The story wrapped around it sees you making choices that govern whether your gigs are weighted towards earning cash, building your fanbase or unlocking more fashion items.

What Captain Kearney said earlier turned to to be right: despite handing out cash, building medical facilities, and aiding agriculture, the Army couldn't turn these rooted Afghans against the Taliban.

BP now spends almost all its $20bn£13bnbn) per annum capital expenditure on oil and gas, but in the 1980s and early 1990s it spent large amounts of cash building wave power prototypes and researching energy efficiency products.

It advocates an increase in private aid for pro-democracy groups and a plan for "permitting Cuban-Americans and others, under license, to send cash, building materials, agricultural implements and provide services to independent, private entrepreneurs".

When hospitals have trouble borrowing or raising money, he said, it means they are slower to make the improvements that they finance over several years rather than paying cash: building new buildings or refurbishing old ones, buying or leasing expensive machinery like CAT scans, or upgrading the computers that handle everything from pharmacy orders to patient billing.

After the corporate cash building over the last years, many dollars will likely find a new home in 2011.

Assets seized include cash, buildings, cars and jewellery.

Kendall was in a penthouse apartment (not his) of an all-cash building on Lake Shore Drive.

At the all-cash building, Kendall did something he hadn't done in a long time: he did his job.

Kendall took a cab (paying with untraceable cash) and had the driver let him out a block from the all-cash building.

No one would have imagined Kendall making his weekly drop-off at the mailbox outside the all-cash building (to keep the doormen from noticing the deposit envelopes addressed to the Kewanee bank).