Sentence examples for a cheque to help from inspiring English sources
I would proudly send a cheque to help out.
Prior to their first match on 10 September against Romania, Kellock will hand over a cheque to help the Christchurch earthquake victims, the cash raised at a charity World Cup send-off dinner.
He's a philanthropist (apparently), who wants to write a big cheque to help, and has a plan to convince some of his other loaded pals to chip in.
Amid forecasts of more storms and flooding on the way, the prime minister all but declared a blank cheque to help victims of the flooding, saying "money is not an object".
Iran offered Iraq an 'open cheque' to help them battle Isis, the Iraqi Ambassador has been reported as saying.
Today, women's progress is measured by court cases dealing with those subjected to, for example, smutty language in a corridor or officers' mess, as a result of which they have succumbed to attacks of the vapours, post-traumatic stress and need large cheques to help them feel better.
The Natural Resources Minister Alun Davies has already said there will be no "blank cheques" to help rebuild the seafront in Aberystwyth.
The stars wrote out a cheque to buy the pub.
She pleads with her husband to write a cheque to free all the women.
The British government, for example, could simply write a cheque to its Tanzanian counterpart.
Subsequently we issued a cheque to cover this refund, including the additional direct debit payment".
