Sentence examples for deposit books from inspiring English sources
Large numbers of pensioners, however, do not use bank cards and rely instead on deposit books – so have been unable to withdraw any money at all.
Officialdom, banks and small firms are the best customers.In Britain Barclays, a bank, still provides carbon paper in its customers' business deposit books; and a few fogeyish Post Office branches use it for some receipts (for passports, for example).
It snapped up one troubled British mortgage lender, Alliance & Leicester, and the deposit book of another, Bradford & Bingley.
In 1928 Architectural Forum described the bank as "a castle in the clouds brought to earth, and the ticket of admission is only a stiff little deposit book".
We relied on the regional lending library, which deposited books in our neighbor Stella's dining room once a month.
The New Yorker, May 1 , 1954P. 24 Lady went into the Forty-second Street entrance of the Public Library to return a book and, before going thru the turnstile, stopped dutifully at the checking desk to deposit some books of her own that she was carrying - two pocket-size reprints, one of the "Odyssey", and the other Whitehead's "Science and the Modern World".
When Soriano returned home from school while growing up in the Dominican Republic, his uncle said, he took one minute to deposit his books, find his glove and bolt.
Last summer another high-flying London secondary school, Camden School for Girls, was reprimanded by the school admissions watchdog for including a document requesting £100 deposit for books and school visits along with letters offering places to prospective sixth-formers.
(And one so insistent in its shock value that it may inspire the reader to deposit the book under the wheels of a minivan).
She's entitled to ask for a deposit to book her exclusive 'services'services
The purchaser not only deposited the book with Mr. Noel but also provided funds for the project, as scientists and other experts took it apart for restoration and research.
