Sentence examples for cash released from inspiring English sources

The cash released is spent on the high street.

The quarter-time pop of "Seven Year Ache", a song Ms Cash released in 1981, re-emerges in "Modern Blue".

Secondly, there are complaints that people were encouraged to use the cash released by the scheme to invest.

We've yet to run out of material: Cash released three train-themed albums in the sixties alone — "Ride This Train," "All Aboard the Blue Train," and the compilation album "Story Songs of the Trains and Rivers".

In 2000, Mr. Cash released a thematically organized three-disc compilation called "Love God Murder," with each disc addressing one of the primary subjects that has preoccupied him throughout his life.

It also still "deeply regrets" America's decision last month, when it agreed to see the Kim cash released, to designate BDA formally as a money-laundering concern; that obliges American banks and firms to cut all ties with it, and puts the bank's future further in doubt.The move against BDA also deters others from doing business with Mr Kim.

Trent Reznor was a pioneer in turning this perceived scarcity into serious cash, releasing free MP3s of Nine Inch Nails' 2008 collection Ghosts I-IV, but charging an eye-watering $300 for an "ultra-deluxe limited edition" featuring four LPs, exclusive prints, and a quick scribble of Trent's special pen.

Cash releasing efficiency schemes [CRES] are a standard dictat across the country.

Senior manager 4 Throughout the period of the study, the primary care organisations were required by their commissioners to identify cash releasing efficiency savings for reinvestment elsewhere.

Cash Cash have released three full-length albums, a bunch of EPs, and have remixed everyone from Katy Perry to Icona Pop.

By a similar token, Johnny Cash released two of his 93 studios albums in December (Now There Was a Song in 1960 and Gone Girl in 1978), whereas the Fall, suddenly seeming workshy in comparison, put out only one of their 30 albums in December (Perverted By Language in 1983).