Sentence examples for circulated note from inspiring English sources

Three women have appeared on American money to date, and not once on a widely circulated note or coin: Martha Washington is depicted on silver certificates, worth one dollar, which were issued in 1886, 1891, and 1896.

The €500 note is worth in the region of £400 depending on exchange rates (more than eight times the value of the Bank of England's largest publicly circulated note), and had become the currency choice for gangs to hide their profits.

When John Hay replaced Day as Secretary of State at the end of the war, he circulated notes to that effect to the European powers.

Weberman was the subject of a recent documentary, "The Ballad of A. J. Weberman," by James Bluemel and Oliver Ralfe, which shares its name with a 1977 Folkways LP that included a recording of a 1971 telephone call in which Dylan confronted Weberman over circulating notes from an off-the-record interview.

More than 1,400 state banks began circulating notes, creating distrust in the liquidity of regional banks.

The value of the note is several times greater than many of the largest circulating notes of other major currencies, such as the United States 100 dollar bill.

Trade dollars were again made legal tender by the Coinage Act of 1965, which stated in part "All coins and currencies of the United States (including Federal Reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal Reserve banks and national banking associations), regardless of when coined or issued, shall be legal tender for all debts, public and private, public charges, taxes, duties and dues".

The haul included £10m of uncirculated Northern Bank sterling banknotes, £5.5m of used Northern Bank sterling notes, £4.5m of circulated sterling notes issued by other banks, and small amounts of other currencies, largely euros and US dollars.

Libya, however, circulated a note to the UN security council last month saying the lawyer was caught "red-handed".

To cope with the delays, the first tier tribunal immigration and asylum chamber has circulated a note detailing priorities for listing cases.

At the top, a manager who circulated her note urged his workers to "please think about what you can do for Fukushima after reading this e-mail".