HAND OVER CASH

At the store, I had to hand over cash to buy my favorite candy.

She had to hand over cash to the librarian for the overdue books.

My friend asked me to hand over cash for my share of the restaurant bill.

She had to hand over cash to the taxi driver after a long and tiring journey.

The art enthusiast eagerly agreed to hand over cash for the rare painting at the auction.

The shopkeeper requested customers to hand over cash rather than use credit cards for small purchases.

The traveler had to hand over cash at the border to cover the entry visa fees.

In the bustling market, vendors insisted that customers hand over cash for the exotic spices on display.

As a security deposit, tenants are often required to hand over cash to the landlord before moving in.

In the clandestine world of espionage, agents often hand over cash to informants in exchange for valuable intelligence.

She refused to hand over cash until she received a receipt for the purchase.

The thief demanded that the cashier hand over cash from the register.

He was hesitant to hand over cash without first confirming the authenticity of the product.

The debtor finally agreed to hand over cash to settle the outstanding debt.

If you want to buy that antique vase, hand over cash right now.

Many small business owners find it easier to hand over cash for supplies to avoid transaction fees.

Parking at the fair is more convenient if you can hand over cash quickly.

Street performers often appreciate it when passersby hand over cash as a token of appreciation.

He insisted that she hand over cash before he would release the vintage records.

When the garage sale was over, she was pleased to have had many people hand over cash for her old belongings.