cough up造句
1. You owe me ￡20. Come on, cough up!
2. I'll have to cough up $10,000 a year for tuition.
3. Come on, cough up: who did it?
4. Don't cough up the money until the job's finished.
5. He could not but cough up his political scandal.
6. He owes us money, but he won't cough up.
7. Come on, cough up:where've you been?
8. Will this be enough to persuade Congress to cough up?
9. I've just had to cough up £10 for a parking fine.
10. He will have to cough up ￡15 for that shirt.
11. Come on, cough up.
12. You'll have to cough up three dollars for that ticket.
13. Doctors were worried when she started to cough up blood.
14. Insurance companies had to cough up ￡10 million in storm damage claims.
15. I suppose taxpayers will have to cough up again.
16. You owe me twenty pounds. Come on, cough up!
17. Elsewhere, we were expected to cough up to watch pop pygmies mime to their latest singles.
18. But all hosepipe users will now have to cough up ￡33 a year.
19. And by the way, old coot, cough up $ 200 for our trouble.
20. You have to cough up $2 just to get into the park.
21. My voice is like sandpaper, I cough up gobs of phlegm, my liver feels like a sandbag.
22. She heard him catch at air, and cough up the last slime of the river.
23. Years later, the earth would still cough up shoes, bits of clothing and bones.
24. Can you cough up a cigarette?
25. He had to cough up all he knew.
26. He would cough up the money for the tickets.
27. She was shocked at the bill, but she had to cough up.
28. In his eyes a good match is one for which sponsors cough up cash.
29. Doctors were first alerted on May 21, when the man, a junior paediatrician, began to cough up blood.
30. The sycamores, blemished bark, but very nice, brown and white, getting ready to cough up leaves.
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