Sentence examples similar to hands over a cheque from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately no government has ever actually handed over a cheque.

He had also, in the presence of witnesses, handed over a cheque for $25,000 to a former referee.

The council there had a desire to put the city on the map, culturally, so it handed over a cheque for two million quid.

You can see him on the big screen on St Saviour's day - the Nation of Islam's equivalent to the Labour party conference - all smiles, having handed over a cheque for $2,000 (£1,400).

He handed over a cheque to captain Juvenal Edjogo on Tuesday afternoon.

Reassured the job had been successful, he signed it off and handed over a cheque for a further £4,000.

Treharne and Martin Ellicott went to Doble's jewellers in Exeter in their lunch break and handed over a cheque for "pretty much everything the trust had".

At half time in the match – which was seen as something of a dress rehearsal for 2010 – Patrice and Precious Motsepe of the Motsepe Family Foundation handed over a cheque for R750,000 ($107,000) to UNICEF South Africa.

Above all, Johnson - who once famously said: 'No man but a blockhead ever wrote, except for money' - would have approved of an occasion that handed over a big cheque (£30,000) to an unknown writer such as Funder.

Mr Clinton said his target was EU discrimination, not the Caribbean growers, and Mrs Clinton handed over a $500,000 cheque for local micro-projects to prove it.But Dominica and St Vincent can rely on deeper feelings in Washington than goodwill.

It'd be too easy for the company to simply do a sequel because the audience demands it, or because Sony handed over a blank cheque.