flush with cash

All my old friends seemed to be flush with cash.

For one thing, the companies that buy technology are flush with cash.

And as you might have heard, the newspaper business isn’t exactly flush with cash right now.

The federal government is hardly flush with cash these days.

Flush with cash, Obama reported spending $11.2 million on television in the state, more than any place else.

For one thing, companies have reported strong profits and are flush with cash.

At the moment, companies in many other industries are also flush with cash.

The bank made the commitment years ago, when it was flush with cash.

Although large companies are flush with cash, if the economy is flat on its back, why should they spend it?

"They are flush with cash on every level," he says.

And many Iraqis are flush with cash after years of having little to spend money on.

This leaves only China, where growth is strong and the banks are flush with cash.

He added that the spending happened when the agency was "flush with cash."

And it wasn't as though all supporters were flush with cash, either.

On the flip side, any nation that is flush with cash will be just fine.

When the crop is sold, they are flush with cash.

He said it seemed to suggest that the authority was flush with cash.

That necessarily means we have to pull back from some other areas because we're not flush with cash.

He started out flush with cash but by January top aides were working without pay.

Rapidly growing economy, flush with cash - sounds like you couldn't ask for more.

If you’re flush with cash, try to buy the people in the rows around you a drink.

But the data certainly don’t suggest that companies are unusually flush with cash.

But lenders are also flush with cash and government securities.

It's not exactly flush with cash to fund the big drilling program to come.

Japanese banks were flush with cash and wanted to raise their return on capital, the report said.