Sentence examples for dropped cash from inspiring English sources

Out Among the Stars is being released by a division of Columbia (now under the ownership of Sony), the label that dropped Cash in 1986, soon after these songs were recorded.

Yesterday, the band played for diners who looked up from their cigars, Scotch and steak tartare and dropped cash or checks into the tambourines passed around by band members.

Sherrill, the architect of what came to be known as the "countrypolitan" sound favored by Nashville in the late 1960s and early 1970s, was in charge of artist development at the time for Columbia, which dropped Cash in 1986.

The incentive to drop cash is even stronger at B-thrifty, a recently opened store outside Washington, D.C. Shoppers can "prepay and get paid," with a card that ranges from $25 to $100.

Six months after he took office, he was questioned at a press conference about allegations that his nineteen-year-old son was dropping cash in night clubs and speeding around Kiev in a hundred-and-twenty-thousand-dollar BMW.

I love me some Stargate, but I still can't justify dropping cash on some props.

And users can drag-and-drop cash from their Safe-to-Spend toward a Goal whenever they want to.

"A pay cut drops cash to the bottom line immediately, whereas layoffs incur ongoing expenses in severance payouts and outplacement services".

The risks of dropping cash in Warsaw – which we could argue are minimal – are too great for a post-Brexit Londoner.

That's cool, but there's no need to drop cash on one when you can easily make one out of an old sock — a new sock works equally as well.

Gibney tells me that the fund intends to create enormous value independent of market conditions, not just dropping cash into a company because Google needs a product or there's an S-1 bubble.