Sentence examples for course cash from inspiring English sources

And, of course, cash wiggles the least of all.

Technology and creativity — and of course cash — can still open doors.

That requires discipline and, of course, cash, which can be hard to come by when a business is new or operating in a weak economy.

I knew that he was admired by many iconic artists: over the years he has seemed close to Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, and, of course, Cash.

There were Cash classics like Wanted Man, the song he co-wrote with Bob Dylan, A Boy named Sue, from the follow-up prison album At San Quentin, and of course Cash's biggest success: Ring of Fire.

Of course, cash is always welcome, but you can also give appreciated stock (held for more than one year) too.

Of course, cash-strapped nonprofits and similar organizations have used the power of higher causes to align and motivate people for years.

After carrying on in this "Aw, shucks, what is this ballet game anyway?" manner, Mr. Elo — of course — cashes in with a crude assortment of ballet clichés for wow effect, having his dancers do lots of the same few jumps and turns and rushes.

Rental buildings are, of course, cash-flow models.

Tote on-course cash betting turnover was nearly £2.4m, up 1.6% on the 2011 figure of £2.36m.

After all, most people will recall from a basic accounting or finance course that cash is king, and stock prices fundamentally reflect the discounted value of future expectations of cash flow.