Sentence examples for if they collected from inspiring English sources

It might be better, his father thought — simpler, that is — if they collected the insurance for the old bike and got a new one.

"I don't think a single publication in Canada, if they collected all the clicks in Canada, would have the budget that they had when they published on dead trees," David Beers, the Tyee's founding editor, told me.

Former debt collectors said they worked in a "boiler-room" environment, where they could earn bonuses of thousands of dollars a month, restaurant gift cards and even trips to foreign resorts if they collected enough from borrowers.

Internet companies, for example, could be taxed if they collected "cookies" — digital markers of the Web sites that Internet users visit — without enabling consumers to see how the information was used.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, July 9, 1932 P. 7 An elderly gentleman at Southhampton watched two little girls playing in the sand and finally addressed them, asking if they collected seashells as he did when he was a little boy.

That means if they collected funds, it would have to take place outside the app, such as through Safari or SMS.

Her company collects bad debt under a contingency arrangement; they are paid only if they collect.

If they collect them, some may levy a small charge - £5, for example.

If they collect tax, they concede a price advantage to their online-only rivals.

We don't care if a government member is an atheist any more than we care if they collect stamps.

But how? Privacy experts say that Congress should pass legislation regulating companies if they collect certain types of information.