Tell us: Would you consider ponying up for a pre-owned Kardashian piece?
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It has meant filling out brackets and ponying up for the office pool and resurrecting rivalries.
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It has meant filling out brackets and ponying up for the office pool and resurrecting rivalries.
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Splurging on a luxury hotel stay is one thing, ponying up for access to a club lounge is another.
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In fact, since Russia had already purchased the prize, there was little point in ponying up for the additional travel expenses.
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While public transit can spare workers the headache of sitting in traffic and ponying up for gas, it can still be costly.
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You might find that it's cheaper to go ahead and buy the house, even if it means ponying up for private mortgage insurance.
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What we have here is a classic game of chicken: The Rays are trying to scare St. Petersburg into ponying up for a new stadium.
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This is often something I feel is worth ponying up for — the H23i headphones are a gorgeous piece of kit that aren't matched by lesser headphones.
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They balked at sending him there, but neither ponying up for private school nor moving to the suburbs seemed a viable, or at least desirable, option.
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While, technically, this call is for Angelenos, those outside of the SoCal city may want to consider ponying up for airfare to participate in this rare opportunity.
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The Hay had become a franchise, with obscure cities around the world ponying up for a Hay festival to attract tourists and boost the local cultural life.
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Another sign Xi is ponying up for a third term is the splash he made last weekend during the 90th anniversary celebration of the People's Liberation Army.
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Americans are slated to spend $2 billion on flowers this Valentine's Day, according to the National Retail Federation, with 35 percent of us ponying up for a bouquet.
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After all, you're probably paying more for airfare; spending more nights in a hotel or Airbnb; and quite possibly also ponying up for extra excursions, dinners, drinks, and more.
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Even for a movie set in the late 1990s, it's hard to imagine a magazine ponying up for frequent trips to Pittsburgh for what's designed to be such a modest piece.
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The tabloids have achieved this by ponying up for sources (an absolute taboo in traditional journalistic ethics), digging up all the dirt possible, and then slapping on a sensational, truth-bending headline.
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Any rival that balked at ponying up, for example, could lose access to the programming; AT&T might then screen it exclusively over its own network in the hope of signing up more customers.
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Here are five ideas for bucking tradition, ponying up for plane tickets and taking advantage of a short workweek to plan an unforgettable destination Thanksgiving— in many cases, without sacrificing the turkey, stuffing or gravy.
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Ponying up for the pricey $150 BB-8 toy wasn't required to use the Force Band, but controlling the self-rolling toy using Force-like arm gestures has certainly been the wearable's biggest selling point.
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Beer behemoth Anheuser-Busch, the exclusive Super Bowl alcohol advertiser, is ponying up for more than five minutes of ad time; check out who else you'll see on your screen of choice with Adweek's Ad Tracker.
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At the same time, the carriers are adding planes in a bid to attract millions of new fliers, many of whom are trying to decide between ponying up for a plane ticket or taking a cheaper, slower option like a bus or a train.
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Whether it's opting for a more expensive health insurance plan at work because the coverage is better, ponying up for an Equinox membership, or picking organic produce at the grocery store, you shouldn't feel guilty about spending money when your mental and physical health is on the line.
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At this point, it's a major differentiator between the Galaxy line and the iPhone, and by forcing users to get their audio via the USB port, Samsung won't get the same boost of S8 users ponying up for its own line of headphone adapters like Apple gets with its lighting port.
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So after the next protest and the next, and another postcard or phone call or incensed tweet to my reps, I won't feel like a lazy citizen for binge-watching Fresh off the Boat or ponying up for a reclining seat at the latest release from a rising auteur of color.
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That means fans of the latest iteration of the well-loved series will have to keep ponying up for yet another streaming service if they want to keep up with Burnham, Saru and Tilly as they navigate the vastness of space with only an intergalactic moral compass and the mycelial network (ugh) to guide them.
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