cash in one's chips

Cash in your chips if you want to; we're going on living.

Cash in your chips - you're out of the game.

"You're too young to cash in your chips and down.

So every time you win, cash in your chips.

Well, guys, don't cash in your chips just yet.

And I want to give you the chance to cash in your chips and get out of the game."

"Aren't you cashing in your chips a little early?"

But try to get away without using a poker-based metaphor at least once before cashing in your chips.

"You might think about cashing in your chips."

"It might be time," the silvery whisper continued, "to cash in your chips."

Another way of looking at it is 'life-affirming, refusing to cash in your chips too early.' "

Finally, one said, "If you wish, sir, you may cash in your chips now.

Cash in your chips like a man."

Don't do it unless you do it properly and cash in your chips."

And frankly some of these magazines can be considered annuities - just cashing in your chips year after year."

"All right, Mr. Lance Kilkenny, here's where you cash in your chips!"

You might enter a casino and buy $100,000 in chips, gamble modestly, then cash in your chips for a cashier's check.

If you're yearning to hit Europe's untrodden jackpot, cash in your chips in Latvia (Latvija).

And then a figure robed in white and bearing a pair of scales came forward and read from a little slip of paper: "Five-eleven's your height, one-ninety your weight You cash in your chips around page eighty-eight."

The Hard Rock Casino has an autographed Bob Dylan guitar above the window where you cash in your chips, a handwritten Jim Morrison lyric sheet along the corridor where you weave your way to the bathroom, and four slot machines whose profits (a flashing sign announces) are proudly dedicated to saving the rain forest.