Like a redeemed check

Usage examples of cashed.

He cashed my letter of credit and gave me as many bank-notes as I liked, promising that nobody should know that we did business together.

I had the bill which Madame du Rumain had sent me, and finding that it would be convenient for me to get it discounted, I gave it to the Israelite, who cashed it, deducting commission at the ordinary rate of two per cent.

One of those purloined treasury notes had been cashed in Durango just before Calvert Tyger had died in yet another rooming house fire, and that seemed sort of suspicious as soon as you read the same line over.

But he never said so, lest he waste more time with a cuss, however agreeable, who didn't know one thing more about that fire in Denver or the note cashed in Minnesota than anyone else on the side of the law.

But riding off to a remote mining town with the proceeds of that payroll robbery sounds even dumber when nobody seems to have cashed any of the proceeds and.

According to the little they had on Israel Bedford, the Union vet and local homesteader who'd cashed that one treasury note in these parts didn't seem connected in any way with Galvanized Yankees, whether they'd deserted in time of war or served with honor and just gone on home to brag on being a vet of both sides.

But Bedford had cashed that bill, not long after a mess of federal employees had been gunned for such ill-gotten gains.

So here he was, and now that he knew the Bee Witch had sometimes called herself Miss Jasmine Smith, as unlikely as that sounded, there was an outside chance she'd cashed checks or money orders at one bank or another.

But here's an entry saying one of your tellers cashed a thousand-dollar check for one Antelope Chambrun just before Christmas.

Then she asked how he knew the check they'd cashed for them had anything to do with that hot treasury note.

But I see here you charged 'em one percent, or ten dollars, when you cashed that earlier check from Omaha.

Those cashed Lord knows where may or may not have stuck the Chambruns with that one and only suspicious hundred-dollar note.

I entreat you, then, to have pity on me, to get the bill cashed, and to bring me the money here, that I may pay my landlord and go.

I forged my father's name to his last three Social Security checks and cashed them at a liquor store.

I've put it in gilt-edged stuff - stuff that the master recommended - and when the master cashed in, I cashed in.