Sentence examples for * banknote in from inspiring English sources

De La Rue developed its first polymer banknote in the late 1970s.

Once Churchill's jowls were on our cash, she noted, every banknote in the country would be printed with the face of a man.

Australia issued a polymer $10 commemorative banknote in 1988 to mark its bicentenary and went on to become the first country to use solely polymer notes.

To pay with a Scottish banknote in England, you are forced to go through quite a severe phase of interrogation, witness several phonecalls to head office and suffer a look of disgust on the cashier's face.

(If you don't believe me, look at any banknote in your pocket. It says: "I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of five pounds". See? It's an IOU).

After successfully petitioning the Bank of England to include a woman on a banknote in July 2012, Criado-Perez wasubjecteded to a torrent of rape, mutilation and death threats sent from more than 80 different Twitter accounts.

Gurlitt has been quoted as lamenting that people see "banknotes" in his cherished works on paper.

Cashiers do not even separate German and Bosnian banknotes in their tills.

Australia was the first country to issue polymer banknotes in 1988.

As of May 2013, there were approximately 582,806,900 €500 banknotes in circulation around the Eurozone, therefore it is the second-least circulated banknote in the Eurozone.

Numerous Welsh banks issued their own banknotes in the 19th century.