Sentence examples for serious stash from inspiring English sources

Beachcombing, Runswick Bay This gold sand beach, north of Whitby, is where you'll find a serious stash of washed-up treasure.

If you wanna get serious, stash some candles nearby.

"I bet if you went into a lot of basements you would find some serious stashes," he said.

If you want to have some serious stashes of energy, get 8 hours of sleep -- or get however many your magic number is (somewhere between 7 and 9, probably).

They also stop a guy in a truck with a "Liberace" (gold-tinted) AK-47 and serious money stashed in a can.

In fact, what was in the package, though Mac didn't know it, was not papers at all but a big stash of money — serious, serious money — and when it was in Mac's hands J. Edgar's people were supposed to jump out of the bushes and nab him as a corrupt agent taking money from a foreign power, the foreign power, and our No. 1 enemy.

The most serious involved a blue wooden stick stashed in a cabinet drawer in a common room.

When serious swapping is planned, I carry a stash of empty plastic pots.

They might have taken a closer look — as leaders in Washington and capitals around the world will have to if they are serious about wanting to stop mysteriously wealthy rulers of impoverished lands from stashing loose cash in their countries.

For the past few years, though, the really serious money that the Bank of England has dealt with has not been the stuff stashed below ground, but that which it has created itself through its quantitative easing programme.

Costa, who agreed to return to the government some U.S.$28.5 million he had stashed in Swiss bank accounts, also had a role in a case of serious mismanagement at Petrobras that surfaced earlier in the year involving the 2006 acquisition from Belgium's Astra Oil NV of an old oil refinery in Pasadena, Texas.