Sentence examples for delivering checks from inspiring English sources

The indictment said Mr. Treffinger directed the county engineer to ask for contributions in exchange for no-bid county contracts, which United Gunite was awarded after delivering checks.

This year, Mr. Gilmore noticeably appeared alongside Mr. Schundler the night he won the primary, delivering checks for what were then believed to be the maximum allowed contributions to Mr. Schundler's campaign and to the state Republican Party.

The topic guide began with questions around the understanding of the Health Check, role of staff in the delivery of the checks, training received, and process of delivering checks, commitment to the programme and identifying factors that led to increased uptake.

So in this store we like doing the services, because it brings people into the store (Pharmacy 1 representative) As the Tees service began to roll forward, information began to be fed back, through the national NHS HC network, from other areas in the country that had been delivering checks through pharmacies.

If approved by the City Council and the state legislature, the Mayor's tax-rebate plan will deliver checks to six hundred and seventy thousand homeowners sometime over the summer.

When Davis's loved ones fall ill, he snaps into action: former Raiders like Willie Brown are dispatched to deliver checks to cover medical expenses, airplanes are commandeered to whisk the sick to distant hospitals — anything to keep friends and former players alive.

The informant then delivered checks and cash to the representative of a Colombian dollar-peso broker in Miami.

About 500,000 American retirees are now living abroad, according to the Social Security Administration, which delivers checks to them around the globe each month.

At the machine in the concourse where passengers deliver checked bags for screening, inspectors said they "had never heard about" the locks, he said.

The plot, about the theft of a Goya painting, sees Depp and his manservant, Jock Strapp (a wincing Paul Bettany), whizzing from London to Moscow to Los Angeles, where the film's one decent gag is delivered: checking in to the hideously hip Standard hotel, Mortdecai orders "a bucket of ice and a bulldozer".

For a straight-to-DVD monster movie that actually delivers, check out Mega Snake.