Sentence examples for long cash from inspiring English sources
"We fought and fought and fought all season long," Cash said.
The cremation on Thursday was significant to many Angelenos, who hope that it will be the first in a long cash flow that will ensure the future of the landmark cemetery.
And even when he was not directly involved in Blairish mishaps such as the long "cash for peerages" inquiry into political-party funding voters may well assume he was.The bishop, the judge and the embattled prime ministerYet Mr Brown's predicament is not quite as bad as it looks.
But we understand the company has a long cash runway at the moment to figure out ways to turn that around (staff cuts help, too).
Hence by the long cash position (resp. short cash position), we mean the situation when (xi ^{i}_{t} S^{i}_{t} leq 0 left (text {resp}. xi ^{i}_{t} S^{i}_{t} geq 0right)), where (xi ^{i}_{t}) is the number of hedger's positions in the risky asset S i at time t.
Big auto story of the week - we'll all talk about the four-month long Cash for Clunkers program which lasted all of four days.
But six years after E-ZPass made its debut here, 31 to 42percentt of drivers still abstain, depending on the day, sacrificing their discount and idling on long cash-only lines.
Nor a venture capital firm [Bain, anyone?] that cuts operating budgets to the bone, knowing that they'll be long cashed out before the chickens come home to roost.
The police had remained wary about mounting a fresh criminal investigation after the year-long "cash for honours" inquiry by Assistant Commissioner John Yates led to criticism of the Met.
One programme, an hour-long "cash for questions" scoop about the then Tory MP Patrick Mercer, was watched by only 1.3 million viewers despite boasting one of the biggest political scoops of 2013.
A days-long cash crunch in the banking system last month – apparently aimed at getting lenders to adopt more cautious lending practices – has created an increasingly clear impression that Beijing is prepared to tolerate a degree of pain while it pursues economic overhauls.
