Sentence examples for take enough cash from inspiring English sources

Travellers should take enough cash with them to cover all costs, and not rely on ATMs.

He urged travellers to take enough cash in euros to see them through their holiday and use deposit boxes to make sure it is safe.

A.T.M.'s can be hard to find outside cities, and credit cards are often not accepted, so take enough cash to cover your bill.

"I put my own parents on the flight to Corfu this morning and my advice to holidaymakers is the same as it was for them – to take enough cash to enjoy it.

The Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) told tourists to take enough cash in case of emergencies, but a spokesman said, "50 per cent of the people on package holidays in Greece will be on all-inclusive deals where the vast majority of their expenses are paid up front".

"The lure of cheap deals and low prices on many resorts seems to be enough to convince people it's still good to go, and with the destination offering tourists a big welcome this summer, so long as holidaymakers take enough cash with them, there are some real bargains to be had.

There is nothing worse than the feeling you get when you realize you don't have enough cash to take care of the things that normal people can afford.

Yet he is entirely swoonsome, since he is kind as well as brilliant (see how he fudges the facts of a case to allow a couple with a sick child to acquire enough cash to take the baby to a specialist doctor abroad).

It also tracks how my social events affect my spending, so when my guests come, I can at least have enough cash to take them to a restaurant with at least a C rating.

Jeff Franks, general director of Petrol Complex, a joint venture of BP and the ST Group, said that from the time he arrived in 1998, "we didn't have enough cash registers to take in all the cash".

When you don't have enough cash, you feel pressure to take any client who walks in the door.