"fold money" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to bend or crease paper currency in half or in a specific way. Example: "She taught her son how to fold money neatly and efficiently, so he could easily slip it into his wallet for safekeeping."
More often than not of late, readers have been rewarded with reports of teams folding, money hemorrhaging, talent leaving and attendances dwindling.
When Neri Carranza went to see the apartment on West 109th Street in Manhattan, she folded money into the pocket of her blue jacket, just in case she liked the place.
Nor is it simply about discreetly folding money into an official's palm.
A few dot-coms Ebay, for one (4% of Mundot-coms Ebaylmost form scratch succeeded in coneerting rampageous sales growth into real folding money.
In 1997, a year in which the ruble was relatively stable and Russia's inflation rate was falling like a stone, the Russians swapped $13 billion worth of rubles for dollar folding money.
All that ended with the credit crunch, when GE was forced to reduce its reliance on short-term commercial paper and turn to two saviors (Berkshire Hathaway and the federal government) for folding money.
He started to live on the credit while in England and build up reserves of "folding money" to take on his increasingly frequent business trips to India, the profit from which would then pay off the card.
I still remember Benton's masterful "Public Policy Polling is being secretly controlled by Barack Obama" fundraising gambit, which while wholly detached from reality, still seemed like a pretty effective way to get the GOP base all het up and predisposed toward sending some folding money McConnell's way.
ScienceNOW has learned that the science ministry plans to strip the NHGP of its special funding status and fold the money into a general pot for basic research.
After your set on stage, fold your money in half over the garter and use a rubber band to keep it there.
