Cashing in a sentence

Add in the stress of recent losses to make them question if father time is cashing in. Desperation could be in order hanging on for the last-gasp.

But Mr. Edghill said Afro-Guyanese contractors are cashing in.

Campbell said his decision to walk away from that money - and from a similar payday at Notts County - came down to a 'love of football', and that rather than cashing in on both clubs, he said 'I got nothing'.

Corruption and inflation are the burning issues in this election, and the Congress party is cashing in on it.

Crucially, unlike in the previous five games, Tottenham doubled their money before halftime with Richarlison, who recently underwent pelvic surgery, cashing in from more Son wizardry to slot his first goal since September.

Experts are now demanding an end to the 'profiteering' practice, urging sites to stop cashing in on vulnerable Brits longing for a baby.

He also happens to be the most valuable trade chip the Broncos could entertain cashing in because dealing All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain II at this stage would be a shocker.

If you’ve found yourself in this situation, here are a couple of options for cashing them in!

It essentially means Justin, 28, is cashing in on his potential future earnings from old songs now.

It’s clear that insiders have been cashing out amid Archer’s generous gains this year.

It’s probably safe to say that he wouldn’t have even been able to be elected the mayor of a college town without cashing in on the modern Dem diversity premium.

Minnesota sophomore Dawson Garcia was responsible for a majority of the scoring in the first half, taking 10 shots from the field and cashing in 12 points.

Oklahoma State got back in it quickly, driving 43 yards in four plays and cashing in with a 2-yard touchdown run by Ollie Gordon, the nation’s leading rusher who finished with 166 yards and five touchdowns on 34 carries.

Priest’s loss, however, would set him up for a career-defining moment later in the show: cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

The former Indianapolis Colts punter is cashing out in his post-playing career, as he’s walking away from a four-year $120 million deal he had with FanDuel.

There’s a tendency to think of misinformation as a weapon in the information war, but sometimes it’s a sneaky way of cashing in on the attention economy.

The season before is called the contract year for that reason, that it represents the last chance for a player to enhance their stock value before cashing in.

The wheels started to come off 48 hours earlier when the bank took a multibillion-dollarloss cashing out US government bonds to raise money to pay depositors.

They make massive profits by cashing in on people’s anxieties and insecurities.

While cashing in on this summer after five solid years on Teesside remains an option, the 28-year-old's importance heightened again ahead of the new season after Tommy Smith was stretchered off in the friendly with Real Betis at Chesterfield.