Sentence examples for check made payable to from inspiring English sources

Greenblatt also demanded that Schwartz send a "certified check made payable to Mr Trump" for all the royalties he earned on The Art of the Deal, plus his advance.

Greenblatt demands that Schwartz send "a certified check made payable to Mr. Trump" for all of the royalties he had earned on the book, along with Schwartz's half of the book's five-hundred-thousand-dollar advance.

You can also send a check made payable to The Salvation Army-Emergency Relief and mail it to: The Salvation Army PO Box 4857 Jackson, Mississippi 39296.

For those who wish to pay what they owe in full, they can send a check made payable to the United States Treasury, being sure to note the taxpayer's social security number or employer identification number, tax period, and related tax form number.

NOTE: I am defining "veteran" as follows: A veteran is someone who, at one point in his/her life, wrote a blank check made payable to The United States of America, for an amount of up to and including their life.

Send $100 check made payable to the 'Alabama Secretary of State'.

A family asked that gifts to their son for his bar mitzvah be checks made payable to the Neediest Fund.

At some point, the cultural standard bearers – the bosses – the people who put in place trading strategies and policies that others implement – will have to do more than simply sign the checks made payable to the SEC and other regulators.

In 2003, the rabbi was arrested on charges of misappropriating $700,000 in federal housing grants, parts of which wound up, the authorities say, in the bank accounts of companies where his relatives had interests and other parts of which surfaced in the form of personal checks made payable to "Rabbi Balkany".

He added that to perpetrate the illusion that there were such houses, Mr. Lavanture set up a company named HUD, which is how the housing agency is generally referred to, and had the investors give him checks made payable to HUD -- which he could then cash.

As part of the plan, the government said, the informant gave Mr. Hossain and Mr. Aref $40,000 in cash that he claimed were the proceeds from the missile importation, and he received $25,000 in checks made payable to his own business.