pony up造句

It is time to pony up on that bill.

Buyers are willing to pony up, though, because of the cachet of the Apple brand.

I reckon you'll pony up the 5, 000 dollars, won't you?

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

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.

However, if you plan on streaming a lot of video or, say, buying iTunes albums over 3g, you'll most likely have to pony up for the unlimited plan.

The European Banking Authority will release results on the latest bank stress tests, which will show how much money overextended governments will have to pony up to support their vulnerable lenders.

A rowdy reception for the board could shake its resolve, forcing them to either take another look at the Nasdaq offer or push its new German partners to pony up some more dough.