Sentence examples for billfold from inspiring English sources
noun
A small, folding sleeve or case designed to hold paper currency, as well as credit cards, pictures, etc.
- Bill had so many pictures of his family stuffed into his billfold that it barely fit into his pocket.
At Trattoria dell'Arte, a few days after the screening, Shadyac prefaced a lunch conversation by following the monastic practice of emptying his pockets of his possessions: a billfold wrapped in a black scrunchie, and a white scrunchie.
Mallon slipped his billfold back into his jacket pocket and took the umbrella that the Bangladeshi had opened for him.
They swayed into one another at the stops and turns, and it was during one of these mash-ups that Mallon felt the hand casing his rear pockets, both empty: his billfold, passport tucked inside, was buttoned into the breast pocket of his suit jacket.
That's right, the bills go in the billfold, the coins go in the little coin purse, the billfold and the coin purse go back in the pocketbook — no, in a side pocket of the pocketbook, which seems to have a clasp whose design incorporates some proprietary technology that you haven't yet mastered.
Mallon yawned ostentatiously, then under cover of shifting and stretching he patted himself down and confirmed that his billfold was gone.
A Mr. Edmond lost his billfold the other day, containing some cash, and miscellany.
Eliisa Makin chooses the best pieces to buy now, wear later From billfolds for him to glitter boots for her, the second part of our ultimate Christmas gift guide has all your present needs nailed.
Forget the usual homes and ranches and oceangoing yachts of the carefree super-rich; Wallet will "cut to the chase --to the intimate, up-chase --topersonal world deep inside the wallets and billfolds, pochase --toand purses of the world's most envintimatefliers.
How about people who stand zombielike at the checkout counter until all their groceries are rung up, and only then remember to rummage through their purses for their billfolds?
Mr. Moreno-Boza is accused of taking billfolds and purses containing cash, credit cards, a necklace and an iPad.
(Stacey Anderson Justin Bieberr (Wednesday and Thursday) Hide your daughters, hide your billfolds; the reigning pop-star avatar of the learner's-permit set will bring Beatlemania-level screaming to the Garden in support of his third album, "Believe" (Island/RBMG).
