Sentence examples for bank butt from inspiring English sources
"I became an immediate threat to Sadiq's Muslim-vote bank," Butt told me.
AS AN investor in troubled and bankrupt firms, Wilbur Ross can boast of turning round a bust Japanese bank, butting heads with South Korea's militant labour unions and tackling the corporate wrecks that litter America's telecoms industry.
BlackRock and the banks butted heads on some issues.
On the contrary, whether it's the health care bill he fashioned in close cooperation with the pharmaceutical industry or his refusal to prosecute the employees of Wall Street banks, butting heads with business leaders just isn't his jam even if the nation's plutocrats often end up whining anyway.
The newspaper will also carry reports that investigators apparently recovered between £10,000 and £15,000 in marked bank notes in Butt's room.
No-one could have known it at the time, but the cleaner on the steps of Clydesdale Bank's Glasgow office, sweeping up a cigarette butt one day in the late 90s, was an early warning of impending financial doom.
Why butt heads with the banks and governments on their battlefield?
Bank and building society staff are often the butt of verbal and physical assaults from irate customers.
There is the tale of how Mr Goodwin was interrupted in the middle of a meeting by a call from his mother, who had noticed a cigarette butt on the steps of his bank's head office.
Whatever their motives, the results are sometimes good for the bottom line: numbers of butts in pews, as well as authors' bank accounts.
