Sentence examples for cheque dated from inspiring English sources
He avoided any political backsliding by writing a hefty cheque – dated 2 January, the day after the list was to be announced – to "The Lloyd George political fund" and signing with his preferred title.
After refusing to leave the branch one day I was taken into the bank manager's office and told by a manager that Barclays had "fallen out" with a holding bank and there was a delay on the cashing of US cheques dating back to March.
The £3 cheques - dated 29 August 1952 and 30 August 1953 - were made out to Phil Richards, the landlord of The Cross House Inn pub at Laugharne, Carmarthenshire.
Travelers cheques (TCs) date back to the end of the 19th century, with American Express and Thomas Cook as the first issuers.
But the company has since sent a cheque for £1,555 to Bowen – though spelling his Christian name as Nickalas on the cheque and accompanying letter – both dated 1 September.
He was in possession of a return train ticket to Hammersmith dated 1 December, a silver watch, a cheque for £50 and £16 in gold (equivalent to £ and £ today).
Just as Przybyszewska dated her letters by the Revolutionary calendar, so Mantel inadvertently dated her cheques 1790.
The date written on the cheque is the first date at which the funds may be withdrawn.
We'd like to suggest a dating site for foodies that isn't based on who picks up the cheque.
I will pay the balance, viz., £50, to complete the £75 agreed upon". "I am in receipt of your letter of to-day's date inclosing cheque for £25.
