Sentence examples for offered to stump up from inspiring English sources

Donors have already pledged over $4 billion, and have offered to stump up more if need be.

The canal has offered to stump up a $100m advance provided the contractors contribute the same amount and withdraw their threat to halt work.

Hands has offered to stump up £1bn of equity if Citigroup writes off £1bn of borrowings, but the bank has refused.

We hear that Les Arts Décoratifs, a not-for-profit museum in Paris, has announced plans to pull its exhibition "The Kate Moss Myth" after no one offered to stump up the necessary cash.

New Network Rail chairman Peter Hendy's own review of its problems, published in late autumn, offered to stump up £1.8bn by selling off railway arches and station retail space, to make sure the five-year plan could go ahead, with the chancellor granting an extra £700m.

Forgiveness can also be a two-way process: just months after Labour-MP-turned-washing-machine-salesman Keith Vaz stepped down from his position as chair of the home affairs select committee after he was alleged to have offered to stump up the cash to buy cocaine for a couple of sex workers, his comeback has begun.

Glynn Williams of Epi-V, which invests in gas services, thinks Britain's fracking firms will eventually improve their offer, but are unlikely to stump up as much as 5% of their haul.A little more cash seems reasonable, even though frackers face tax rates of up to 62%.

Other plans will require you to have a boiler inspection first, so you may need to stump up some cash to get your heating system updated before being offered a plan.

His Arsenal takeover, valuing the club at £731m, means he will have to stump up £500m in cash if all the major shareholders take him up on his offer (and there is every reason to believe they will).

This year Vivendi will have to stump up another euro337m.

How long will they be willing to stump up?