Sentence examples for cash off from inspiring English sources
"cash off" is not a grammatically correct phrase used in written English
If you are referring to getting cash back when making a purchase, you could use the phrase "cash back" instead. For example: "If you open a new credit card account, you can get 10% cash back on all purchases."
One spouse may have earned his cash off the books, another may have hidden her savings in an overseas account.
In the Casino de Monte Carlo, I needed to get some emergency cash off my credit card.
And when a swaps customer defaults at a bankrupt brokerage firm, the new rule will keep other customers' cash off limits.
"In increasing numbers, we get complaints from employers about the guy down the block paying cash off the books or not paying overtime to immigrants," Mr. Miljoner said.
But as they're getting ready, a cheery vagrant tries to tap some cash off Vincent Franklin, who plays leading man Henry Best.
All we have raised so far is the cash off the two Wolves moves (Stephen Hunt and Steven Mouyokolo) so it puts you under pressure to look at these deals carefully".
Still, Facebook is merely scraping the cash off the surface of the developing world.
Big multinationals, which have their own security forces and keep their managers and cash off-site, seem unfazed, which may explain why overall economic growth has weathered the storm.The going rate for extortion is about $100 a week.
"When you were leaving, he printed off your bill, took it to you, processed your credit card payment and cashed off the till," the response says.
It was an area riddled with heroin and burglaries, and a few blue collar workers bolstering their income with cash-off-the-books didn't seem like a problem.
