How to Use cash in in a Sentence
cash in
verb
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Between the lines: Now is the time to cash in, the athletes said.
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Axios,
5 Sep. 2024
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Honda is just one of the many to cash in on this trend.
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Gordon G. Chang,
Newsweek,
11 Dec. 2024
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Here are five smart ways to cash in your points right now.
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Jessica Puckett,
Condé Nast Traveler,
18 Jan. 2023
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That’s drawn in a flood of investors looking to cash in on the boom.
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Julia Horowitz,
CNN,
23 Feb. 2022
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As the first half moved along, the Timbers had their share of chances but couldn’t cash in.
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oregonlive,
3 Apr. 2022
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As the value of the team rises, Walter could sell part of the team and cash in.
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Bill Shaikin,
Los Angeles Times,
15 Dec. 2023
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Both teams had four hits, but the ‘Birds weren’t able to cash in on four singles.
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Randy McRoberts,
Baltimore Sun,
11 Aug. 2022
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Crocs plans to cash in—and scale up—on the shift to casual dress.
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Byeleanor Pringle,
Fortune,
6 Oct. 2023
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That and a boatload of cash in RDJ’s bank account, of course.
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Chris Smith,
BGR,
19 Oct. 2022
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Intel sees a chance to cash in on some of the lowest-tech chips around.
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Nicolás Rivero,
Quartz,
15 Feb. 2022
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The refs didn’t see it that way and the Blue Jackets cashed in on the man advantage.
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Steve Conroy,
Boston Herald,
27 Dec. 2024
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The ballot has kicked off an enormous flood of cash in the state.
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Molly Taft,
The New Republic,
29 Sep. 2023
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The buyer would then come to the meet-up point and provide cash in exchange for the guns.
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Michael Dorgan,
Fox News,
16 Jan. 2025
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At the end of the day, shop owners close their doors with less cash in their pockets.
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Chao Deng,
WSJ,
23 May 2022
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Check out how to claim your free bet of $1,000 and cash in on some of our expert’s best bets.
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Doug Ziefel,
Chicago Tribune,
21 Sep. 2022
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Tyson gets to bask in the good P.R. and cash in on government contracts.
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Jan Dutkiewicz,
The New Republic,
5 Sep. 2023
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His startup survived each month with just a few months of cash in the bank.
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Jeff Kauflin,
Forbes,
20 Dec. 2022
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The Tigers had a few chances, out-hitting the Rangers 8-4 on the night, but frequently failed to cash in.
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Tony Garcia,
Detroit Free Press,
17 June 2022
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Ambriz and Rojas still plan to cash in on their prizes.
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Praveena Somasundaram,
Washington Post,
3 Aug. 2023
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The cash option is a one-time, lump-sum payment equal to all the cash in the jackpot prize pool.
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Medora Lee,
USA TODAY,
26 Dec. 2024
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Lee also has twice as much cash in the bank as McMullin.
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Bryan Schott,
The Salt Lake Tribune,
23 Aug. 2022
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Trump and his campaign aren’t the only ones seeking to cash in.
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Robert Higgs,
cleveland,
25 Aug. 2023
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Adobe is hoping to cash in on the moment and meet both evolving needs.
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Jackie Snow,
Quartz,
2 Apr. 2024
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If that’s the case, the Oilers are certainly cashing in at the right time.
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Jackson Castellano,
Sun Sentinel,
19 June 2024
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The cash option is a one-time, lump-sum payment equal to all the cash in the jackpot prize pool.
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Medora Lee,
USA TODAY,
19 Mar. 2024
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Jeff Bezos didn’t wait long to start cashing in on Amazon.com Inc.’s rally to start the year.
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Anna Edgerton,
Fortune,
13 Feb. 2024
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And those who bet on her outfit being blue can cash in.
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Andrew Dalton,
ajc,
14 Feb. 2022
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The Chiefs cashed in three plays later with another touchdown pass to widen the lead to eight.
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Jordan Freiman,
CBS News,
10 Feb. 2024
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Dell was named by tech researcher Gartner as among the six brands to cash in as the sector saw the fastest growth in 20 years.
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Eleanor Pringle,
Fortune,
6 Feb. 2023
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The Islanders cashed in early in the second period, scoring three goals in just 5:04.
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Aaron Portzline,
The Athletic,
20 Jan. 2025
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