Sentence examples for waves of cash from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin's death, at age 31, prompted waves of cash to pour in.

The fund-raising figure is the latest evidence of the ability of the Tea Party movement to generate huge waves of cash for a favorite candidate.

But it is unclear whether this is a diversionary tactic, since an earlier post by the same account states: "Sony, yet another large company, but they aren't spending the waves of cash they obtain on their customers' PSN service.

It is a long way from being the first in its field, but as with the iPad, the iPhone and the iPod, could it redefine the category and send huge new waves of cash to Cupertino?

The waves of cash continue to support the economy and keep interest rates low.

Now many of them are nervous that when Poland joins the EU the Germans will return, either waving documents to reclaim their old homes, or simply waving wads of cash to buy up properties.

B.J.P. lawmakers stormed the well of Parliament, waving wads of cash and forcing Parliament to adjourn.

This isn't the area to wear conspicuous jewellery or wave wads of cash about.

LAGOS, Nigeria — The ordeal of flying in Nigeria begins with the chaotic crowds waving wads of cash who surround ticket agents in sweltering terminals lacking air-conditioning.

During an angry floor debate before the 2008 vote, B.J.P. lawmakers waved wads of cash they said were bribes offered by the Congress Party.

Many of them, says the consulting firm, simply follow each other around to low-cost countries or allow themselves to be drawn in by governments waving wads of cash and other incentives.David Arkless, head of government and corporate affairs for Manpower, which advises large companies on their locations, recalls the story of two rival technology firms from Idaho some years ago.