Sentence examples for cash wave from inspiring English sources

The tech cash wave fuelling property prices and a homelessness crisis – hundreds sleep in Venice's doorways and on the beach – is about to become a tsunami.

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.

One of his favorite techniques is to offer cash, then wave the bills, preferably in large denominations, in a salesman's face.

After nearly two hours he and his cash were waved on to a plane, having proved it was not just on the field of play that he was good at retaining possession.

Once I had estimated the value of the books in credit and cash I waved Dennis down from across the store for final approval.

The older men wave cash and cellphones, a sign of prestige in poor communities, and they talk about lives far more glamorous than the ones the girls are living.

Hedge fund managers were dumping bonds to raise cash amid a wave of investor redemptions.

When a dealer shows up, waving cash, the landlord is ecstatic.

Women waved cash at the faces of police officers to taunt them for having offered money to the child's father.

Some of the more-than-80 stalls were virtually stormed by people waving cash in the hope of not missing out on the latest bestsellers.

Fans who came of age in the 1970s, now well into their prime earning years and still more than a year before the great recession, came waving cash to relive the sounds of their beloved vinyl albums.