Sentence examples for bill sticker from inspiring English sources

Even if the Bush-era tax cuts are extended for millions of Main Street Americans, they will feel tax bill sticker shock on Jan . 1

Mr. McCain raised more than $2.2 million on the Internet and starred at a fund-raising event in Washington studded with lobbyists, some of whom wore "McCain voted against my bill" stickers.

Californians "should brace themselves for utility-bill sticker shock," said state Sen. Bob Dutton (R-Rancho Cucamonga), leader of the Senate's minority caucus.

Unpaid fundraiser, administrator and bill-sticker often seems to be the sad truth.

While the Great Recession depressed tax revenues, the Wall Street bailout and stimulus bill gave Americans sticker shock; deficits topped $1 trillion annually.

They're billed as animated sticker books, one with superheroes and the other with cars.

After the hearings ended in 1958, Senator Monroney drafted the price-sticker bill with the help of David Busby, who served as special counsel to the committee.

For example, a hospital chain can buy drugs at a steep discount and then bill Medicare for high sticker prices.

Paradoxically, the much-derided timing gimmicks in the tax bill, which keep its sticker price below the $1.35 trillion limit allowed by the budget resolution, will give Congress an opportunity to reconsider its generosity.

NBC mixed its pious message with a little mammon: it also distributed tens of thousands of $1 bills to shoppers, bearing a sticker urging them to watch "Three Wishes".

Additionally, no prices are given and there could be sticker shock when the bill arrives.