Sentence examples for drop bill from inspiring English sources

The other shoe must be about to drop: Bill will press charges, Ken will relapse, Joanna will snap and attack everyone with a broken broom handle.

THIS is the season when people drop bills in the bucket with street-corner Santas and donate airline miles to help troops fly home for the holidays.

That particular video showed Melvin sitting in a recliner chair and swearing while he held a large amount of cash and dropped bills on the floor one at a time.

Time will be saved from writing a check, hunting for stamps, finding an envelope and dropping bills in the mail.

Parliament had to drop the bill.

Reports abound that government whips tried to persuade Mr Foster to drop the bill.

They knew Cameron would drop the bill rather than accept their wholesale rewrites.

However, the Bush administration is determined not to drop the bill on the American taxpayer's lap.

A second vote on a simpler motion by Labour to simply drop the bill was defeated by 258 to 314.

Labour has built up a head of steam over the legislation, aligning itself with a popular "drop the bill" motion.

Instead of fighting, Reid decided to drop the bill, and wrapped up the congressional session for the year.