Sentence examples for paper cash from inspiring English sources

"Gresham's law"—that bad money chases out good applies to paper cash too.

We put the white paper on the street because people give us green paper, cash money, back.

In 1952, the trade paper Cash Box named him the year's best folk artist, and in 1954, the rival journal Billboard awarded him its triple crown.

The show wryly demurs to the present art world with a central item: a purple-and-red paper cash register, its empty drawer stuck out like a panting tongue.

But electronic cash, like paper cash, can be anonymous, untraceable and a good deal more convenient for money launderers than lugging a suitcase stuffed with notes around the world.

A sign that this practice may be on the increase is the voracious demand for SFr1,000 ($1,100) notes the largest denomination which now account for 60% of the value of Swiss-issued paper cash in circulation.

When investors showed little appetite for renewals of expiring commercial paper, cash-short companies had to rely on lines of credit with banks, a last resort that made the companies even less attractive.

But he noted that El Paso had an "adequate liquidity cushion" that included a "$4 billion credit facility backstopping commercial paper, and cash and cash equivalents of $1.8 billion".

To transfer $500 within the U.S., Western Union's Web site charges $43, comparable to a paper-cash transfer.

But even 145-year-old family-controlled firms sometimes need to turn paper into cash.

Remember: There are lots of ways to show love that don't involve silky bows and wrapping paper (like cash).