Sentence examples for banknote on from inspiring English sources

I felt like Gainsbourg [Serge Gainsbourg set light to a banknote on live television] at that moment, except that I was forced to do it.

Because the authors had access to M, P and T for a single year (2013) they were able to work out V. This gives you the answer that a banknote on average changes hands 147 times a year.

Rather than tipping, in certain cases Italians allow the restaurant to keep the change when paying cash (e.g. leaving a €50 banknote on a €48.50 bill).

Cover image: In this photo illustration, a visual representation of the digital Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is displayed alongside an U.S. Dollar banknote on February 6 , 2018in Paris, France.

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

I read this week that Jane Austen is 'quietly waiting in the wings' to appear on a banknote one day.

The bank's directors are set to discuss women on banknotes on 17 July.

(One of the most famous crimes in British history, the Great Train Robbery, was of banknotes on their way to be destroyed).

The bejewelled ladies of a Kuwaiti women's group sent a planeload of aid, and the poorer citizens of Sidon, in Lebanon, have been throwing banknotes on to sheets carried through the streets by a local Islamic group.

With a huge stimulus package in the works, expect it soon to dump truckloads more banknotes on rural roads and bridges.To amplify the unfairness, senators have the power (not to mention the verbosity) to talk a bill to death.

Either they may be granted the right to issue coins or banknotes on behalf of the common central banking system or the respective national currencies become denominations of an invisible common currency.