Sentence examples for in a cheque from inspiring English sources

There was balm of sorts for Henin-Hardenne in a cheque for £312,500, but this was exactly half the £625,000 that the winner received.

Derek Stokes is visiting from Solihull and weary after "walking for miles to find a Halifax" to pay in a cheque to cover his credit card bill, as he and his wife do every month.

It was only when she went into a branch to pay in a cheque that she found that the account she held in her maiden name of Marsack, which she uses for her salary and other work-related payments, had had its name changed to Airlie, her married name.

It is not purely a matter of sending in a cheque.

The evening is for handing out cash-free prizes (a bronze pen nib statuette stands in for a cheque) to writers in various categories as voted by an "academy" of writers and book trade people.

Buzzi was convicted in 1983 of murdering an accomplice in a cheque-stealing scam.

In hearing the Chaconne in my mind, I am exercising my knowledge of how the piece goes; I am, in a certain way, realizing what I would be hearing if it were really being played, in the same way that the forger, in forging a cheque, is realizing how it would be signed if the cheque were genuine.

Therefore, what I proposed to David Cameron was that he should send everyone in Britain a cheque for £1,000 each year.

In fact, a cheque was only sent following media intervention 14 months after the flight in question and in spite of repeated insistence that the company was not liable.

If Ofcom decided to let someone else come in with a cheque book and ignore the rest of applicants, there is a principle of fairness" Administrator Duff & Phelps has given interested parties until 25 August to make submissions for the Birmingham TV licence.

Having signed-up and been placed in the queue, the young grad didn't have much hope he would get anywhere with it – until the Givling team showed-up on the doorstep on his parents' house in Montana – with a cheque in tow for $32,000.