Sentence examples for collection bills from inspiring English sources

Then there are her regular expenses, like phone, cable, electricity and trash collection bills.

Apparently, receiving rejection notices and collection bills for months on end isn't humiliating enough and now we must give up the keys to our private IM conversations, political viewpoints, vacation photos, and comments from friends before we have the privilege of a paycheck.

When asked why many people of this town were not using electricity, for example, for cooking purpose, the expert from EEPCO stated that "…usually we are informing our customers about the right time to use electricity for cooking on the back side of our collection bills.

Earlier in the day MaxMara offered a collection billed as "minimal tailoring, new purism, athletic chic".

Ms. Brodsky says that it was a while before she discovered the thread running through the collection billed as that of the Aidekman Family of Short Hills.

A remarkable Joseph Conrad collection billed as the greatest single-author hoard ever to appear on the market, is to be sold at auction.

The double bind has led to the postponement of some trials, increasing the collection bill further.Dave Norman, of London's Metropolitan Police, says that the most serious criminals are finding ways around the new laws.

FOOTNOTES The United States poet laureate, Billy Collins, is on the shortlist of nominees for the $16,000 Forward Prize for the best poetry collection, billed as Britain's richest annual poetry award.

The provincial management is responsible for monitoring and managing the operation of charging business distributed in the province or geographic area, including information collection, billing, and customer services.

It was then paired with the DNA collection bill and a bill related to bail bondsmen regulation, in an effort to speed legislation in the closing days of the state legislative session.

Potter's collection, billed as "Mr Potter's Museum of Curiosities" was to build into a "world-famous example of Victorian whimsy", with special coach trips from Brighton being arranged; and the village and Potter's museum were so popular that an extension was built to the platform at Bramber railway station.