Sentence examples for eating cash from inspiring English sources

Bursting from a manhole in the ritzy shopping district of Ginza, this grotesque, red-bearded troll (Mr. Carax's regular star, Denis Lavant) is the nightmare gaijin, assaulting passers-by, eating cash and chrysanthemums (the royal flower), tossing grenades.

Sturm's companies, which will be eating cash for years, will have to depend on the Bells for interconnection agreements as they build out the rest of their networks.

It eats cash, costs lives and these days there's never a victory parade.

Maybe you can't eat stock, but you can eat cash.

Ukraine's tax revenues have dived and the military is eating through cash.

Still, L&T's debt has risen and it has been eating up cash.

Product incentives and rebates up to $4,000 per car sent Chrysler's losses soaring, eating up cash reserves.

There are other post-retirement benefits not being recognized as well, such as health care and life insurance, which will be eating up cash flows.

Importing equipment also eats up cash.

Recent acquisitions may also have eaten into cash.

This budget is coming under increasing pressure, as the government continues to prioritise deficit reduction above all other policies, as inflation eats into cash settlements, and as demand for higher education continues to grow.