Sentence examples for cheques starting from inspiring English sources

"Our second fund will focus on early stage investments in startups from Central Europe, we will write cheques starting as low as 50k and at the same time being able to invest up to 6 million euro," says Bartos.

She wrote Diamonds for Rihanna, and Perfume for Britney Spears – and was at peace with their "cheesiness" once the cheques started coming.

They had to forklift him into it". Staton agreed to record a song the programme-makers had planned for her and, as they couldn't afford to pay her, they gave her half the publishing and copyright - a move she would come to appreciate when the royalty cheques started rolling in years later.

They both put their money where their mouths were to the extent that they began funding a genre-merging educational programme (the Wavendon Allmusic Plan) in their own Buckinghamshire backyard from the moment the cheques started rolling in during the 1960s.

The president managed to push through something much closer to his original programme than most people had predicted, and the first rebate cheques will start going to taxpayers very soon.

Like other small (very small) businesses, many authors have noticed that those tiny and yet important cheques have started to arrive two or three months late, or not at all.

As part of his denial he argues Ms Gutierrez would have been "too ugly" to get into his room and the allegation must be because "obviously somebody's trying to make a cheque or start some s***".

Ellen honored Ugarte with tickets and a VIP package to see his favorite college football team, the Oregon Ducks -- and a $10,000 cheque to start his college savings.

While we should be suspicious of members writing apologetic cheques in the hope of starting again with a blank one, we may need the strategy to work because one bench of substitutes is implausible and the other unthinkable.

"All this came just hours after what now seems like increasingly significant tweets from QPR chairman Tony Fernandes, one starting with 'no more cheque book' and another declaring 'given the right motivation, tactics and coaching we can achieve much more'.

He won not only the trophy and a cheque for £366,660 but a place in the Open starting at Royal Troon on Thursday.