Sentence examples for banking recalled from inspiring English sources

"I remember when one of our banks was bought by a Swedish one, they came over and said: 'And now we're going to teach you how to do computer banking'," recalled Ilves.

"He was at that point very far gone," Mr. Banks recalled.

"I said, 'What is the P.O.V.? Is it P.O.V. chimp?' " Bank recalled.

Yahya, an aging economist who once worked for Iraq's state bank, recalled visits to Amman and Beirut under Hussein's rule.

He also withdrew Libya's assets from Swiss banks, recalled his diplomats and closed the Nestlé office in Tripoli.

"We went back to Switzerland and called our banks," recalled Lenz, "and we couldn't come anywhere near to such a sum.

Walking the quiet hallways of the Rihga Royal, nearly all of whose 500 rooms were occupied one day last week, Mr. Banks recalled those days with a shudder.

But the creation of the elite Army units was not easy, as Colonel Bank recalled in a 1987 interview with The Los Angeles Times.

The old Household "serviced" its loans in a personal way not known to major banks, recalled Guy D. Cecala, the publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance.

Frank Zannino, 47, a senior software developer at an investment bank, recalled: I saw the perp try to grab the camera from the victim, tugging and pushing until the victim fell on the sidewalk, still trying to hang onto his camera, until finally the perp got it away from the victim, pulled off a piece from the camera and threw the piece and camera violently to the pavement.

A derivatives trader at one European bank recalls a conversation with colleagues on one slack afternoon.