Sentence examples for local banknotes from inspiring English sources

Today from Totnes to Lewes, Brixton to Bristol, local banknotes are now making a come-back.

A hundred-trillion-dollar note was made ready for circulation, but no sane tradesman would accept local banknotes.

By then the American dollar had become Zimbabwe's main currency, a position it still holds today.Zimbabwe's dollar had been too liberally printed: a swollen stock of local banknotes was chasing a diminished supply of goods.

Officers in riot gear stopped about 200 protesters as they marched through the streets of Harare toward the central bank to protest against a government plan to reintroduce local banknotes.

While the kind of isolated bacteria between studies can vary, due to the methods used, season, environmental conditions, sort of money (coin or banknote) or local community flora, in general, Gram positive bacteria were the most predominant [ 4- 9].

As the Gold Rush progressed, local banks and gold dealers issued "banknotes" or "drafts"—locally accepted paper currency—in exchange for gold, and private mints created private gold coins.

While the Project has made a deliberate effort to distribute the cash to women, the consequences on the role of women of the Project implementation modalities has not been sufficiently addressed; e.g., the distribution of large banknotes cannot be used on the local market that women will typically use.

Tourists, local and foreign alike, buy these trinkets with Chinese banknotes displaying his face.

After years of carting around wads of dog-eared dollars to exchange for even larger wads of ancient, crumbling kyat, the local currency, immaculate new machines now disgorge crisp new banknotes.

And in the ambitious concluding story, "Great Day," which recounts the birthday festivities of a distinguished retired civil servant ("his signature had appeared on the nation's banknotes"), an arsonist sets fire to a local museum, seeming to wipe out the very past that is being celebrated, since many of the family's memorabilia were in this place.

The bejewelled ladies of a Kuwaiti women's group sent a planeload of aid, and the poorer citizens of Sidon, in Lebanon, have been throwing banknotes on to sheets carried through the streets by a local Islamic group.