Sentence examples for as a banknote from inspiring English sources

Life, to them, is as light as a banknote.

A piece of paper such as a banknote can be crumpled, soaked in water, scorched and scribbled on but will still be readable.

A piece of paper such as a banknote can be crumpled, soaked in water, scorched and scribbled on but still have its surface clearly readable.

"It has the same features as a cash payment – real-time clearing, the same as handing over a banknote.

From 1787 to 1793 he published the periodical Rigsdalersedlens hændelser ("The Adventures of a Banknote") as a vehicle for his opinions.

This summer the activist Caroline Criarguedrez argued for a female to grace a banknote, as Elizabeth Fry was fired from the £5 note (did she get pregnant, is the obvious question) to be replaced by Winston Churchill, a man so garlanded with tributes I wonder his statues do not crack into alpha male dust.

He is toned and tanned; his hair is monastically clipped and his clothes are as crisp as a minted banknote.

But the number of negative comments my article attracted was a salutary reminder, were one needed, that we still live in a world where wanting Jane Austen's picture on a banknote is regarded as incendiary, and that not everyone agrees.

Kensett was trained as an engraver by his father, Thomas Kensett, and his uncle, Alfred Daggett, a banknote engraver.

Try to redeem a banknote at the central bank and all you will get is a newer banknote.

Joseph Mallord William Turner knew he'd be on a banknote one day.