Sentence examples for and a small sum from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Case was not assaulted criminally as was Mrs. Titterton, but her platinum wedding ring and a small sum of cash had been taken.
In 1961 Clarence Earl Gideon was arrested on charges of stealing soda, beer and a small sum of cash from a pool hall in Panama City, Fla.
He is not an active investor, though he has some mutual funds through his old 401(k) plan at Goldman Sachs, and a small sum in the New York State retirement plan.
Most providers will advise that the money is left in a low-risk fund that isn't much affected by the ups and downs of the stock market, maybe invested primarily in a mix of government and corporate bonds, property, and a small sum in shares.
The couch was eventually made the prize in a Daily Show sweepstakes in which the winner received the couch, round-trip tickets to New York, tickets to the show and a small sum of money.
On Wednesday, the high court was told O'Dwyer's legal team and the American prosecutors had agreed a draft "deferred prosecution" in the past two days, which requires him to travel to the US and pay a small sum in compensation.
The 24-year-old Sheffield Hallam undergraduate has signed a draft "deferred prosecution" agreement in the past two days which requires him to travel to the US and pay a small sum of compensation but will mean he will not face a trial or criminal record, the court was told.
A comparison was drawn with Napoleon, who was confined to a small rock in the south Atlantic and given a small sum for his maintenance.
The site charges college and graduate school hopefuls a moderate fee to view application tips and essays by students recently accepted at universities across the U.S, and it pays a small sum to those who upload documents for people to examine.
The trouble with micropayments to date, say via Paypal, is that the threshold for donating to a site is high, and sending just a small sum like €0.01 is tedious.
Previously the political file was publicly available only to those people who could physically visit a broadcast station and then pay a small sum to copy the files.
