pony up

Both the city and the state should now be required to pony up.

Time will be mad, but they'll still pony up a party in Washington.

We're going to have to ask the colonies to pony up as well.

Anybody who wants to read it has to pony up."

Are we afraid of asking those people with no children to pony up their fair share?

You're also going to need to pony up the cash to play in that niche market.

Or, pony up another buck and exercise your option again.

Finally, I backed the pony up a little and helped her crawl out from under him.

Pony up large bucks for a lawyer to defend you.

We either have to rein in our expectations of pony up more money.

That's a shame: the authority needs money, so why not let the insurance company pony up?

If she could manage to climb, or get her pony up the trail.

Even under your plan, it may ultimately come down to a matter of how much money we can pony up."

First, we must pony up for the African Union security force.

"Nor do we know how much Liberty will have to pony up in capital expenditures."

"Businesses have to pony up the capital to change the way they are storing and holding data."

This year if you want the Big Fires, pony up.

The gulf states can be expected to pony up more of their windfall oil profits.

And they are not the first owners to cry poor to their fans in order to have them pony up public funds.

You had better pony up when payment is due.

It's a money grab, but there doesn't appear to be any reason to actually pony up for one of these.

And even after 25 years of commentary, he could still pony up a witticism you'd never heard before.

The losing team has to pony up five hundred dollars for the library."

"If assets go down, corporate pension sponsors must pony up more."

The report calls on the federal government to pony up an additional $100 million to help states build such systems.