Sentence examples for part with your from inspiring English sources

Never part with your money.

Enough to persuade you to part with your cash?

"Would you part with your hand or your foot?

It is a lot easier, and arguably more enjoyable, to part with your cash in Britain.

There are only two reasons to part with your hard-earned cash and see this film.

If the government comes and helps you, you have to part with your best toys".

So you've decided to part with your hard-earned cash to avoid the M6 rush hour hell.

Whether you're sharing information or sharing an idea, if you can bear to part with your books, do it.

Perhaps as you never forget your first love, you can never quite forget, or part with, your first computer.

It is a pretty tense place in which to part with your cash and the distractions are multiple.

Don't part with your granny's ring easily That gold is at a new record high price makes sad reading.