Sentence examples for coming bill from inspiring English sources

The app will download your bill data from the company — saving you the trouble of typing in a coming bill manually.

Further, Mr. Boehner has told his members here that if stand-alone legislation does not come to fruition, a Keystone amendment would likely be attached to a coming bill to improve American infrastructure, almost certainly igniting a new battle with Democrats.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said the figures showed schools were using exclusion where appropriate and it was "disingenuous and worrying" for Gibb to claim that the coming bill would empower schools to use exclusion more.

This coming bill - which is aimed at disrupting extremist activity - will face the same questions.

Her coming bill is likely to be double the last one.

The "safe to spend" total takes into account pending transactions, coming bills and savings goals, rather than showing what's in your account at that moment.

It came billed as an unwitting Hollywood disaster movie, a misconceived drama and a behind-the-scenes car crash.

The new series of Running Wild with Bear Grylls (Discovery) comes billed as "hosted", and "executive produced" by Grylls.

A 10-part mystery starring James Nesbitt and a magic bangle, Lucky Man comes billed as "Stan Lee's first ever UK drama".

W1A came billed as satire: a show that would dare to laugh at the BBC by exposing its idiocies.

Jamie Smith's debut solo album comes billed as a vibrant, more playful affair than his work with the xx.