Sentence examples for for a banknote from inspiring English sources

But surely perfect for a banknote.

In 1838 Kensett went to New York City to work for a banknote company.

But in some shops, especially those that cater for the young, a customer reaching for a banknote already produces an automatic frown.

The most expensive lot in the collection — and the new world record for a banknote – was a $1,000 U.S. Treasury certificate from 1890 that sold for $720,000.

There is a bowknot for every occasion that a scientist is likely to encounter, including one for celebrating publications that has the titles of famous journals all over it; a golden one "for golden moments"; a transparent bow tie for "a clear statement of a question"; and one made from a banknote, for "when in financial need".

From 1787 to 1793 he published the periodical Rigsdalersedlens hændelser ("The Adventures of a Banknote") as a vehicle for his opinions.

According to CoinWeek, the sum for the $1,000 bill set a new world record for a U.S. banknote sold at auction.

This summer the activist Caroline Criarguedrez argued for a female to grace a banknote, as Elizabeth Fry was fired from the £5 note (did she get pregnant, is the obvious question) to be replaced by Winston Churchill, a man so garlanded with tributes I wonder his statues do not crack into alpha male dust.

Any reputational damage from a shortage, or surfeit, of cash lies with the central bank.Investors feared that De La Rue had done irreparable damage to its own reputation in 2010, when it botched an order for high-quality banknote paper from a big client, said to be India's central bank.

Leading shares have fallen for the fifth day in a row, but De La Rue bucked the downward trend as analysts raised the prospect of a new bid for the banknote printer.

Switzerland stuck to a competitive solution for banknote issue until 1907, when the Swiss National Bank started operating.