pony up

If you're shelling out for a blazing-fast Internet connection, pony up for a new model.

Those children regularly pony up for a second helping of my cheesecake.

Since he had no minimum, he settled on $200, 000, rightfully surmising that Commodities Corporation would pony up to a reasonable number.

But Tomato Nation's Bunting, perhaps more than most of her competitors, goes above and beyond to get her readers to pony up.

They made him pony up the money he owed.

Taxpayers should not be asked to pony up a penny while shareholders are being protected.

And insist that he pony up for a tracking number this time.

Now, the friends he discusses stocks with are bitterly divided on whether to pony up for more shares.

Even Tesla was surprised by the number of people willing to pony up the cash.

If called upon, you're expected to "pony up" and assume a greater leadership role or position in the lives of others.

Smaller Install: Pony up the $29 to upgrade to Snow Leopard, and you'll get 7 GB of your hard drive back.

The idea is that enough people will pony up for the fancy edition to pay for all the freeloaders, and turn a profit.

Here's the bottom line: If we want to end our oil addiction, we, as citizens, need to pony up: bike to work, plant a garden, do something.

You might pony up $10 for a CD, but why would you if it is free?

He cannot pony up the required quota of references.

Still, the government clearly wants to get outside investors to pony up as well.

In the not so distant past, anybody who could pony up the listing fee would secure shelf space in China.

Sorry, you'll have to pony up the $10 minimum charge for 1, 000 Wii Points.

I suppose I shall have to pony up, whether I like it or not.

The relevant question is this: If you had extra cash, would you pony up the $ 6 it's trading for today to get in?