to cough up

But there's yet another complication that will probably force A. I. G. to cough up cash more quickly than it otherwise might have had to.

It's important for the air to be a little humid. It makes it easier for him to cough up the sputum.

The lengthy negotiation period between COSL and Awilco suggests no-one else was prepared to cough up a comparable sum.

But these techniques can be stored up anyone's sleeves, not just those of salespeople, who want you to cough up your dough.

Many of the politicians have failed to cough up for those services, so the gangs have been venting their frustration on the streets.

European politicians are unlikely to cough up more, so much discussion behind the scenes is about how to lever up the rescue facility.

And since they carried on without a license, they had to cough up some dough to "feed" the policeman at the corner.

Remember, when using any kind of swap site, you will still have to cough up a little dough for shipping.

His American sponsors would do well to help him by promising to cough up over $300m they still owe from previous funding rounds.

The British Lung Foundation says sufferers may worry during sex that they "will become too short of breath or may need to cough up phlegm" .

Germany should push other European governments to cough up money to support Greek banks and, if necessary, to make whole the ECB.

The Gulf Arabs are loth to cough up the cash they promised to support the rebels.

For its part, Morgan Stanley will have to cough up more for its money, via higher dividends.

In order to keep their money in Switzerland outsiders may also have to cough up penalties to reflect 5-10 years of unpaid backtax.

Some whangarei families will have to cough up extra money to send their children to the school of their choice.

An Italian court has ordered him to cough up about $494, 000.

Li has to cough up about 5000 Chinese yuan or $763 a month to cover rent and food.