Sentence examples for like a cheque from inspiring English sources

Or is it to say that a Morandi picture is like a cheque, worthless until it is signed?

Postal orders enable money to be sent securely between individuals without drawing on a personal bank account, like a cheque would.

This is like a cheque but must be obtained to pay Income Tax Department.

Support your ideas, don't just spit them out without backing it's like writing a cheque without money in the bank.

Don't get me wrong – I'd like a huge cheque – but there is something amazing in the idea of owning a work of art, albeit a minor one, by a major artist.

On "Sweepstakes," the rapper weaves his words around the off-kilter beat, and funky drums and horns courtesy of the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, which flatten like an oversized cheque.

"This is kind of like a chequing account and when you have spent it all you have no money left.

In an email, Mallat compares being listed to mort civile (civilian death) under the French ancien regime: "You suddenly see yourself completely shut out from basic amenities like having a cheque book, transferring money, or using a credit card.

It has said that bank account numbers and sort codes, like those printed on a cheque, may have been accessed.

"If someone signs a marketing deal with Fifa they get much more than a cheque; it's not like endorsing a car".

The present system allows checking on how you voted by the simple method of the polling clerk issuing voting slips from a cheque-book-like arrangement, with the left-hand stub on which your polling number is recorded bearing an identifying number corresponding to the same number in the corner of the counterfoil which is torn off for you to vote on.