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pony

[poh-nee] / ˈpoʊ ni /


Example Sentences

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While it’s true passengers typically pony up for all sorts of extras on a sailing, from drink packages to specialty dining, they see a true benefit to those things, she noted.

From MarketWatch

Somebody had sawed through a post on the pony shed.

From Literature

He began circulating a business plan, and after about 80 rejections, three Kentucky doctors agreed to pony up $300,000.

From The Wall Street Journal

For example the government's Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme, which was updated last month, includes further incentives for farmers to graze moorland with cattle and ponies instead of sheep as it "contributes positively to biodiversity".

From BBC

Mrs. Mallon with two goats, someone with a pony and three or four pigs.

From Literature