Sentence examples for from a banknote from inspiring English sources

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".

Last week Mark Carney, the new governor of the Bank of England, speedily had to produce a banknote from his back pocket to placate Caroline Carolineerez.

TORONTO, CANADA The Bank of Canada has issued an apology for expunging an Asian-looking scientist from a new $100 banknote after some Canadians objected to the figure.

FROM banknotes to bottles of Bordeaux and Vans shoes to Viagra, good forgeries can be hard to detect even for experts.

The proud face of the revolutionary hero Simón Bolívar gazes from a stack of banknotes dumped in a grubby box on the floor of a supermarket that doubles as a foreign exchange bureau in a small border town in the Amazon.

Evidence presented at court details how banknotes seized from a suspect may differ from banknotes in general circulation in terms of their contamination with controlled drugs.

As easy as taking a crisp banknote from a red envelope.

But from barter, banknote to bitcoin, the means of exchange have evolved significantly.

This idea is often referred to as "helicopter drops," because Milton Friedman, when he came up with the proposal, decades ago, suggested, half-jokingly, that central bankers could shower banknotes from a chopper.

Cash made money for charity as interest from banknote collectors in East Asia helped push up the bidding at a Bank of England auction.

Cultures from the banknotes were taken by a moistened swab (0.9% saline) after 3-h, 6-h and 24-h.